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Having trouble concentrating and focussing during tough times at work. why?
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Stressed out...: Feeling stressed or overwhelmed does compromise our concentration & focusing, among other cognitive faculties. Take care of yourself emotionally, mentally, etc. Meditate, relax, deep breath, etc.
Answered 2/3/2017
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