Quotes About Focus

less experienced riders look closer to the bike with a more fixed gaze, while skillful riders look farther ahead and frequently change their focus.

12 seconds represents about as far ahead as you can see details. If you're not in the habit of looking that far ahead, then you should be working on that important technique.

point your nose—rather than just swivel your eyes—in the direction that you want to go. For whatever physical or psychological reasons, the act of turning your head helps aim the motorcycle in that direction.

Two ways to increase your anticipation time are looking farther ahead and reducing speed in busy situations.

it's not only a matter of controlling the motorcycle you're riding but also controlling the situation around you.

Rider training instructors often suggest that a rider should be looking twelve seconds ahead, or the distance he or she will be covering over the next twelve seconds. That doesn't mean you should be focused only on what's happening at a point twelve seconds ahead. Instead, you should focus on everything that's going on within that twelve-second zone.

Being in combat is a pretty accurate description of riding a motorcycle in traffic.

Research is showing that so-called multitasking is a myth. The human brain cannot perform two different tasks at the same time.

Reading (...) is an act of resistance in a landscape of distraction.

It wasn't just escapism, he persuaded himself. Sometimes the best ideas occur to you while your mind is occupied with something completely different. Pieces of the puzzle can suddenly fall into place.

Sometimes the best ideas occur to you while your mind is occupied with something completely different.

Sometimes the best ideas occur to you while your mind is occupied with something completely different. Pieces of the puzzle can suddenly fall into place.

Keep your eye on the doughnut, not on the hole.

don't be a backseat driver. Instead, quietly recite mantras of protection. For example: "You're going to get us all killed.

Ludwig Mies van der Rohe

Focus on giants - you stumble. Focus on God - Giants tumble.

God has a thousand-year calendar with only one day marked on it. It is marked "TODAY".

As a Christian, you ought to be less concerned about where God is bringing you out from, rather, focus on where He's taking you to.

I put God first and do not allow other things to cloud my vision.

God dwells in the details.

My, how busy we become when we lose sight of how God loves us.

Stop thinking about your difficulties, whatever they are, and start thinking about God instead.

It does not matter how great the pressure is. What really matters is where the pressure lies -- whether it comes between you and God, or whether it presses you nearer His heart.

God gives everyone a lane and no one can beat you in your lane. Just stay focused on Him and what you are supposed to do. And everything will be alright.