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Welcome. This is not just a video. This

is not just a list of tips. This is the

beginning of a new mind, a new you, a

new future. If you have ever felt like

you can't focus, like your brain is

always distracted, like no matter how

much you try, your mind keeps jumping

from one thing to another.

If you feel tired, foggy, lazy,

unmotivated, always reaching for your

phone, and constantly failing to

complete the work you promised yourself

you would do,

then this video is not just important.

This video is necessary because today

you're not going to get motivation that

disappears tomorrow. You're going to get

the truth. You're going to learn how to

fix your focus from the inside out.

permanently.

Not temporarily,

not for one good week, permanently.

And you're going to learn it in the most

powerful, honest, and understandable way

in simple English so that you can also

use this video to improve your English

listening and vocabulary skills. So,

this video is a double weapon. You'll

sharpen your mind and your language

together. This video is a complete

transformation guide. You will learn the

real reason you can't focus anymore.

And it's not your fault.

The eight permanent tools that can

rewire your brain to stay focused

without needing motivation.

The hidden enemies of your focus that no

one talks about. The science behind your

distractions explained simply so anyone

can understand it.

real powerful techniques used by top

performers, elite learners, and high

achievers.

Practical strategies that you can use

starting today without needing money or

motivation.

You'll also hear deep, relatable

examples. You'll understand your own

brain in a way that no school or

textbook ever taught you. and you'll

never see your phone, your room, your

time, or your own habits the same way

again.

This is a complete focus recovery

system. It is built on brain science,

human behavior, real emotion, and total

honesty.

Tool one, delete the dopamine traps.

Let's begin with the root of the

problem. Why can't most people focus

today? Why do you sit down to study and

then somehow end up watching videos for

hours? Why do you write a to-do list and

still avoid doing what's on it? Why do

you feel restless, bored, distracted

even when your goals are important? The

answer is one word, dopamine.

What is dopamine?

Dopamine is a chemical in your brain

that creates feelings of pleasure,

reward, and motivation. It's the signal

your brain gives you when something

feels exciting.

It's what makes you want to do

something. And here is the truth no one

told you. Dopamine is being weaponized

against you. Your phone, your apps, your

notifications, your content feed, they

are designed to give you tiny hits of

dopamine over and over again.

And this creates addiction. You don't

even notice it. You think you're just

bored,

but your brain is slowly being trained

to only enjoy things that are fast,

short, and instantly rewarding.

So, what happens when you sit down to do

something that takes real time and

effort, like learning, reading,

studying, thinking, or working? Your

brain says, "This is slow. This is

boring. This doesn't give me dopamine.

Let's do something else. And so you

reach for your phone again and again.

Not because you're weak, not because you

don't care, but because your brain has

been trained to chase fast pleasure

instead of deep focus.

Every time you scroll, swipe, click,

check, and switch between tasks.

Your brain releases a little bit of

dopamine.

These quick dopamine spikes rewire your

brain. They make slow, deep work feel

painful. They make it harder and harder

to sit still and concentrate. This

condition is called dopamine

desensitization.

It means your brain is now so used to

cheap rewards that real effort no longer

feels rewarding.

That's why reading a book feels boring.

That's why watching a fast video feels

fun, but writing one feels difficult.

That's why you can scroll for two hours,

but can't focus for 20 minutes. It's not

you. It's your dopamine system, and it's

broken.

Delete the three most addictive apps

from your phone

right now, not later. Pick the ones you

keep checking without reason. the ones

that suck your hours and give you

nothing back. It may feel uncomfortable,

but that discomfort is a sign that your

brain is already addicted.

Turn off every notification that is not

urgent.

Every ping, every badge, every banner is

pulling your attention like a hook.

Silence them all. Schedule one hour of

the day for complete digital silence. No

phone, no music, no switching tabs. Just

one hour of silence, stillness, and

focus. Start with one hour, then

increase it to two. Take a 72-hour

dopamine fast. That means no YouTube

shorts, no scrolling, no multitasking,

no background noise. Instead, do things

that bring you slow, deep focus. Read.

Walk without your phone. Write in a

notebook. Sit in silence. Listen to your

own thoughts. This will feel painful at

first because your brain is going

through dopamine withdrawal.

But if you survived the pain, you will

earn a brain that can focus again. There

was a boy who failed every single test.

He wasn't stupid. He studied for hours,

but every few minutes he would check his

phone. Just a quick message, just a

short scroll, just one reel. He didn't

know it, but his brain was being trained

to avoid anything that didn't feel

instantly good. He wasn't failing

because of lack of effort. He was

failing because his focus was leaking

away.

One day, he deleted every app. He kept a

notebook instead of his phone. He didn't

touch social media for 7 days. And on

day eight, something strange happened.

He could read without fidgeting. He

could sit still and write. He felt calm.

He didn't become smarter. He didn't find

a magic productivity tip. He just

removed the poison. And his real brain

came back. If you want to boost your

focus permanently, you must protect it

permanently.

Dopamine traps are not just

distractions. They are invisible chains.

Every notification is stealing a piece

of your brain. Every scroll is weakening

your willpower and every moment you

delay fixing it. Your future pays the

price. Delete what destroys you. Not

because it's easy, but because it's the

only way to become the version of you

that you know you're meant to be. Tool

two, the one tab rule. Train your mind

to stay locked in. Let's be clear. If

your brain is switching between apps,

tabs, songs, videos, notifications, and

thoughts every few seconds, you are not

thinking, you are glitching. And the

problem is not just that you're wasting

time. The problem is

every time you switch, you damage your

brain's ability to focus.

Let me explain this with one of the most

important, powerful, and little known

brain principles.

Your brain can't actually multitask.

Science has proven that when you try to

focus on multiple things back to back,

your brain goes through a gap, a short

delay called attentional blink. That

blink lasts about 500 milliseconds. It

may seem small, but here's the danger.

Every time you switch tasks, every time

you check a new tab, every time you look

at your phone while working,

your brain goes through this reset. And

over time, those resets multiply into

loss of memory, lower creativity, mental

fatigue, decision paralysis,

and most dangerously, the death of your

deep focus. There was a student who used

to study for hours but never finished

anything. He had nine tabs open, three

YouTube videos, one Spotify playlist,

two WhatsApp web windows, one chat with

a friend, one online course, and one PDF

he was supposed to read. He thought he

was being productive. But what he didn't

know was that his brain was burning out

silently.

Every switch was resetting his

attention. Every blink was draining his

focus. And by the end of the day, his

brain felt like a foggy cloud until he

made one decision that changed

everything. He closed all nine tabs and

opened only one. He put his phone in

another room. He stared at that one task

for 90 minutes with no music, no chat,

no clicks.

And in those 90 minutes, he did what

used to take him four hours.

From now on, follow this rule like a

law. One brain, one task, one tab.

Because your brain was not designed to

juggle seven things at once. It was

designed to lock in, dive deep, and

finish with power. Every time you keep

multiple tabs open, you send a message

to your brain. You don't need to go

deep. Just keep jumping and your brain

obeys. Train your brain like a soldier.

Not to be fast, but to be unshakable.

Because in this world of noise, the one

who can focus will own the future. Stop

being proud of how many tabs you can

open. Start becoming proud of how deeply

you can focus. The modern world will

reward one thing more than anything

else. deep, undistracted, clear,

powerful attention. That is your

advantage now. And it's being stolen

every time you open more than one tab.

Train your mind to stay locked in. Not

because it's easy, but because it's

everything.

Tool three, rewire your identity. Become

a focused person from the inside out.

Let's go deeper now. You've deleted the

dopamine traps. You've committed to the

one tab rule. But now we face the

deepest enemy of focus, your own

self-image.

Let me ask you this. Have you ever said

these words? I can't focus. I'm easily

distracted. I always procrastinate.

My brain is different. I'm not like

those successful people. If yes,

then your focus is not just being stolen

by the outside world. It is being

destroyed from within

because your brain listens to your voice

more than anyone else. And if you keep

telling it that you're someone who can't

focus,

it will make that true. This is not just

psychology. This is biology.

Your brain has something called

neuroplasticity.

It means it constantly rewires itself

based on what you think, say, and do

repeatedly. So if you repeat the

sentence, I'm bad at focusing, that

becomes your identity. Your brain starts

creating pathways that match that

belief. You'll feel less motivation,

less discipline, less mental energy.

But the opposite is also true. If you

rewire your identity with powerful

self-t talk, your brain will start

shifting into a focus machine.

There was a girl who believed she was

lazy. She failed every deadline. Her

parents told her she was irresponsible.

Her teachers said she was smart but

distracted. And one day she decided to

change one thing. Not her to-do list,

not her app, not her study hours. She

changed her words every morning. She

wrote this sentence. I am the kind of

person who protects my focus like gold.

She wrote it. She said it. She believed

it even when she didn't feel it yet. And

in 90 days, she didn't just improve her

focus. She became someone else entirely.

How to apply this tool today? Create a

personal focus identity sentence.

Examples.

I finish what I start. I am laser

focused when it matters.

I protect my mind from distraction.

I focus for my future, not for fun.

Write this sentence in your journal or

notebook every morning. Say it out loud.

Even if you don't fully believe it yet,

every time you feel distracted, repeat

the sentence to yourself.

Why does this work? Because your brain

doesn't care if something is true. It

cares if something is repeated.

And the more you repeat this identity,

the stronger your brain rewires itself

to match it. You are not a weak person.

You are not lazy. You are not broken.

You are just a focused person who forgot

for a while. But now it's time to

remember the world doesn't need more

noise. It needs more clarity. And that

clarity begins the moment you decide. I

am someone who focuses. I am someone who

finishes. I am someone who will no

longer betray my future for cheap

distractions.

Say it, write it, live it. Because

identity is not what you're born with.

It's what you build. Tool four, the deep

work ritual.

Build a 90inute focus habit that rewires

your brain. Let's be brutally honest.

You don't lack time. You don't lack

intelligence. You don't even lack

discipline. You lack a system, a ritual,

a consistent daily space where your

brain knows now is the time to go deep.

That space is called deep work. And it

is the most valuable skill in the modern

world. Deep work is when you focus fully

without distraction on something

difficult and meaningful. No scrolling,

no multitasking, no switching, just you

and the task. This is the moment your

brain enters flow state where time

disappears, creativity explodes, and

your best work happens. And guess what?

Deep work is not a personality trait. It

is a ritual you build. Why 90 minutes?

Because science shows that the average

human brain can focus deeply for about

90 minutes before needing a rest. So

your goal is not to work 8 hours a day.

Your goal is to create one sacred

90minute ritual where you go allin.

90 minutes of real focus equals more

powerful than six hours of distracted

effort.

How to create your 90 minute deep work

ritual? Pick the same time every day.

Your brain loves routine. Example, 7

a.m. to 8:30 a.m. or 9:00 p.m. to 10:30

p.m. Pick one task, not two, not three,

one. This could be writing, studying,

learning English, building your

business, planning your future. Create

your sacred workspace. Turn off all

distractions.

Clean your desk. No phone nearby, no

background videos, no noise unless it's

focus music. Use a countdown timer. 90

minutes. Set it and don't touch anything

until it ends. Go silent. Absolute

silence is fuel for deep focus. Or use

soft ambient music. No lyrics. End the

session with a reward. A walk, a short

snack, a break. Train your brain to love

deep work. Example, there was a boy who

tried everything. He bought a planner.

He watched motivational videos. He tried

100 apps. Still, he couldn't focus until

one day he read about deep work. So, he

created a rule for himself. No matter

what happens today, I will do 90 minutes

of deep work at 6:00 a.m. No

distractions, no excuses.

For the first 7 days, it was difficult.

By day 14, his mind felt sharper. By day

30, he was learning faster, remembering

more, and completing in 90 minutes what

used to take him 6 hours. It wasn't the

planner that changed his life.

It was the ritual.

Motivation is temporary.

Deep work is permanent. You will never

feel ready. But you must train your

brain to enter focus mode on command.

You do that by creating a deep work

ritual and showing up for it like your

life depends on it. Because in many ways

it does. Tool five. Starve the

distraction monster.

Take back control of your brain.

Let me tell you something that very few

people will say honestly. Distraction is

not just a habit. It is an addiction. It

gives you pleasure. It gives you escape.

And it destroys your dreams slowly

with a smile.

That's why you must learn not just to

delete distractions.

You must learn how to starve them.

Distractions are like wild animals. The

more you feed them, the stronger they

become. Every time you give into

scrolling, every time you click a

useless video, every time you check your

phone during work, you are feeding the

monster. And that monster will grow. It

will demand more. until your brain

cannot function without noise, dopamine,

or stimulation.

Your brain has a reward loop. When you

do something that gives you quick

pleasure, your brain remembers it. And

the next time you feel stressed, bored,

or tired, your brain says, "Let's go

back to that thing that felt good." That

thing might be your phone, a game, a

short video, junk food, music, scrolling

endlessly. Over time, your brain becomes

dependent on distraction.

This weakens your focus. It kills your

discipline

and it makes you a slave to pleasure.

Solution:

Schedule one hour daily of no

stimulation time. That means no phone,

no screen, no music, no talking, no

switching. Do something quiet, walk,

journal, think, read. In this one hour,

your brain will panic. At first, it will

scream, "I'm bored." That's the monster

begging for food. Don't feed it. Over

time, the monster becomes weaker and

your focus becomes stronger. Start your

mornings in silence.

Don't start your day with your phone.

Start your day with your own mind. The

first 30 minutes of your morning should

belong to you, not the world. No

notifications, no emails, no news, no

scrolling, just silence, presence, and

power. This resets your nervous system

and makes your brain ready for focus.

Track your distractions. Every time you

get distracted, write it down. What were

you doing? Why did you stop? What pulled

you away? This awareness breaks the

automatic pattern. Imagine a girl who

couldn't concentrate for more than 10

minutes. She thought something was wrong

with her. But she was just surrounded by

noise. Phone, music, podcasts, messages,

videos. So she created a rule. 1 hour

every day. No stimulation. just me and

silence. The first three days were

painful. She felt restless, empty,

frustrated. But by day five, something

amazing happened. Her thoughts became

clearer. Her writing became deeper. Her

mood became calmer. And within 30 days,

she became someone she never imagined. A

focused person, a thinker, a creator, a

leader. She didn't change her brain. She

just stopped poisoning it. Distraction

is not entertainment. It's mental junk

food. And you cannot become powerful on

a brain fed by garbage. You must starve

the monster of distraction. You must let

your brain breathe again. You must learn

to love silence even when it feels

uncomfortable. Because silence is where

focus lives and focus is where your

future is waiting. Tool six, reprogram

your eyes. Master the oculo motor system

to boost your focus. Let me ask you a

powerful question. Where are your eyes

right now? Are they on this screen or

are they darting around? Phone tabs,

background, TV, messages. Because here's

the scientific truth most people don't

know. Your eyes control your focus. And

your focus controls your life. Let me

explain. Inside your brain, there is a

system called the oculo motor system. It

controls your eye movement. And it's

directly linked to your attention

system. In simple terms, where your eyes

go, your brain follows. This is not a

metaphor. This is hard neuroscience. If

your eyes are bouncing between your

phone screen, your laptop tab, your TV,

the fridge, the mirror, your friend's

text, then your brain is also bouncing.

It is impossible to maintain deep focus

when your eyes are in chaos. Most people

don't realize this, but every time your

eyes look at a notification,

your brain resets.

Every time you check the time, your

brain resets.

Every time you shift screens or visuals,

your brain resets. And over time, this

creates what scientists call visual

distraction fatigue. Your brain becomes

tired, not because of thinking, but

because it is trying to constantly

refocus after visual interruptions.

That's why even when you're sitting

still,

you still feel mentally exhausted. Your

eyes are draining your brain power. From

now on, we train your eyes like a monk

trains his mind. Here's how. Visual

isolation.

When you work, your visual space must be

clean and focused. One screen, one

object in front of you, no visual

clutter, no phone in sight, nothing

blinking in the background, no open tabs

you're not using. Create a visual tunnel

for your eyes because tunnel vision

leads to deep focus. Use the gaze anchor

technique.

This is simple but powerful. Pick a spot

on your screen, book, or workspace and

lock your eyes there for 5 minutes

straight. No looking away, no eye

movements, no checking your phone. Just

train your eyes to hold still. This

activates your oculum motor system

stability circuits and teaches your

brain to stay in place.

Over time, your mind becomes less jumpy,

your thoughts stop wandering, and your

ability to focus becomes sharp like a

laser.

Do daily eye control training. Spend 3

minutes every day doing the following.

Sit still. Pick a single object like a

pen or dot. Stare at it without moving

your eyes. Breathe slowly. Every time

your eyes want to move, bring them back.

It sounds simple, but it's powerful. You

are training the hardware of your

attention system. There was a young man

who couldn't read for more than 10

minutes. Not because he was bored, but

because his eyes would keep looking

around. His phone, the light, the door,

the clock. He didn't know it, but his

eye movement was sabotaging his brain.

So he cleaned his desk, removed all

visuals except his book, put his phone

in another room, and practiced eye

anchoring for 5 minutes a day.

After 10 days, he could read for 40

minutes straight. After 30 days, he was

reading three books a month. He didn't

change his brain with motivation. He

changed it with eye discipline. Your

eyes are the steering wheel of your

brain. If they are moving randomly, your

mind will crash into everything. But if

your eyes are focused, your life will

move forward like a guided missile.

Train your gaze. Control your visual

field.

Because focus is not just mental. It is

physical. And the way you use your eyes

will shape your entire future.

Tool seven, build a focus friendly body.

Posture, sleep, water, and brain fuel.

Let's talk about something people ignore

too often. You can't focus well if your

body is not ready. Focus is not just a

mindset. Focus is a full body

performance.

If your brain is tired, your focus is

gone. If your body is dehydrated, your

concentration is weak. If your posture

is bad, your energy collapses. If your

sleep is broken, your thoughts will be

too. So, let's fix your physical

foundation.

The system your brain sits inside.

Posture equals energy.

When you slouch, your lungs collapse,

less oxygen, less blood flow, less brain

power. Every time you sit like a shrimp,

you are choking your own intelligence.

Sit tall, straight spine.

shoulders back, chin neutral, feet on

the floor. This posture opens your

lungs, supports blood flow, and tells

your brain, "We're ready. Let's focus."

This is not about looking confident.

This is about activating your biology.

Sleep equals mental reset. Your brain is

like a muscle, and every night it needs

to recover. If you sleep less than 6 to

7 hours, your brain's prefrontal cortex,

the focus and decision-making part,

starts to shut down. Lack of sleep leads

to poor concentration, shorter attention

span, emotional instability, brain fog,

low motivation. Your mind cannot operate

on a broken recovery system. Make sleep

a ritual. Fixed bedtime. No phone 1 hour

before sleep. No caffeine 6 hours before

sleep. Dark room, cool temperature,

total silence. You are not lazy. If you

sleep eight hours, you are smart because

you are sharpening your weapon. Water

equals brain fuel. Your brain is made of

75% water. When you're dehydrated, your

brain cells shrink. Literally,

even 1% dehydration can reduce your

cognitive ability by over 10%.

That's why you feel tired, foggy, and

slow, even if you slept well. Solution:

Drink one glass of water every morning

after waking up. Keep a water bottle

near your desk. Drink 8 to 10 glasses

daily minimum. Don't wait to feel

thirsty. By the time you're thirsty,

you're already unfocused.

Water is not just for your body. It's

brain fuel. Food equals focus power.

Junk food destroys focus. It spikes your

blood sugar, then crashes your energy.

Replace sugary snacks with nuts, fruits,

protein bars, soda with water, coconut

water, or lemon water. Fast food with

balanced meals. Eat foods that stabilize

your energy, not drain it. Your brain

needs real fuel, not junk that turns you

into a zombie. Imagine a freelancer

tried everything to become productive.

Time blocking app blockers, pomodoro,

mind maps. Still, he was always foggy

and distracted. Then someone asked him,

"What time do you sleep? How much water

do you drink?

Do you sit up straight when working? He

realized he was treating his body like

garbage and expecting his brain to

perform like a machine. So he changed

everything, slept 7.5 hours, fixed his

posture, drank 2 L of water daily, ate

real food, sat tall, breathed deeply,

and worked in blocks. Within two weeks,

his energy doubled. Within four weeks,

his income did too.

Why? Because his brain was finally

getting the support it deserved. If you

want a focused mind, you must build a

focus friendly body. You can't run high

performance software on a broken system.

So fix your sleep, fix your hydration,

fix your fuel,

fix your posture.

Because discipline doesn't start in your

mind. It starts in your body. Tool

eight, lock yourself into focus mode.

Design an environment that makes success

unavoidable.

Let's tell the truth. You cannot rely on

willpower forever. You cannot keep

fighting distraction every day. You

cannot keep hoping that you will feel

like it. You need a stronger system, a

smarter system, one that doesn't just

help you focus, it forces you to focus.

That system is called environmental

design. Your environment is stronger

than your willpower. If your room is

filled with noise, your phone is next to

your face, your bed is one step away,

and your screen is filled with 10 open

tabs.

then your brain has already lost the

battle before you even begin.

Your environment will always win. That's

why smart people don't try harder, they

design smarter. Your brain is constantly

taking signals from your environment.

Every sound, every object, every light,

every movement, every position of your

body, your brain is reading it all

silently.

And based on what it sees and hears

around you, it chooses how to behave. So

if your desk is messy, your bed is

nearby, your phone is blinking, your

lights are too bright or too low, your

brain starts saying, "This is not a

focus space. This is a distraction

space." And you get pulled into failure

without realizing why. From this moment

on, you will take control of your

environment and turn it into a focus

sanctuary.

A place where distraction dies and your

brain enters warrior mode automatically.

Here's how. Create a dedicated focus

zone. Never study or work on your bed.

Never work in a noisy kitchen. Never try

to focus in a space where your brain is

used to relaxing. Set up one place that

becomes your sacred focus zone. Even if

it's just a small table in a corner.

Make this place, clean, organized,

well lit, comfortable chair, no phone

nearby.

Nothing on the desk except what you

need. When your brain sees this zone, it

will begin to understand.

This is where we focus. This is who we

are. Now, use the invisible barrier

trick. Tell your family or friends

between 6:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. This is

my focus time. Please don't interrupt

me. This creates a mental barrier. Even

if you're not in a private room, when

people see that signal, they pause. When

your brain sees that signal, it locks

in. Hide your phone completely. Not on

the table, not in your pocket, not face

down. Put it in another room. Your brain

is always watching it, even if it's

silent. Just seeing your phone reduces

your focus by 30 to 40%. Even if you

don't touch it, out of sight equals out

of mind. Set the atmosphere of focus.

Light a candle. Turn on soft

instrumental music. Breathe deeply for 2

minutes before you begin. Create a

startup ritual that tells your brain,

"It's time to go deep. You're not just

working. You're entering battle and your

space must reflect that. Reward your

brain." After you win. Once your focus

session is done, reward yourself. A

walk, a snack, a call, a short video.

Train your brain to associate your focus

environment with positive emotion, not

pain. You're building a habit loop. Q,

focus zone. Action, deep work, reward,

healthy pleasure. Over time, your brain

will start craving this zone. It will

want to return to it because it becomes

the place where you feel strong, calm,

and clear. There was a girl who failed

to focus for years. She blamed herself.

She thought she was broken. She thought

she was lazy until someone said, "Your

brain isn't broken. Your environment is

just too loud." She cleaned her desk,

removed all digital clutter, set one

time and one chair, put a sign on her

door, placed her phone in a drawer. She

made one promise. Every day from 8 to

900 p.m., I will sit here and build my

dream.

Within 30 days, she built an online

business. Her English improved. Her

self-esteem returned. Her focus, once

scattered, became unbreakable. She

didn't change her motivation. She

changed her environment. If you can't

change yourself yet, change your space

because your space will change you. Your

room is not just a room. It is a mirror

of your future. So make it quiet, make

it focused, make it sacred. Don't leave

your brain exposed to noise, chaos, and

distraction. Build an environment so

powerful that success becomes

unavoidable. Let your room speak for

you. Here lives a focused person. Here

begins a new future. Here we don't

scroll, we build. Here we don't escape

life, we take control of it. You have

now learned how dopamine is destroying

your brain and how to fight back. How

multitasking and attentional blink are

robbing you of your future.

How to rewire your identity to become

someone who finishes what they start.

How to build the most powerful daily

ritual, deep work. How to starve the

distraction monster before it eats your

dreams. How your eyes control your brain

and how to master the ocula motor

system. How your body, your sleep,

posture, and water is the hidden fuel of

focus. And finally, how your environment

is either stealing your focus or giving

you a future. You now have the full

system. Not tips, not hacks, but a

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Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
focus /ˈfoʊkəs/ B1	noun - the ability to concentrate verb - to concentrate
brain /breɪn/ A2	noun - the organ in your head that controls your body
dopamine /ˈdoʊpəmiːn/ C1	noun - a chemical in the brain associated with pleasure
distraction /dɪˈstrækʃən/ B2	noun - something that takes your attention away
habit /ˈhæbɪt/ B1	noun - a regular behavior
permanent /ˈpɜːrmənənt/ B2	adjective - lasting forever
powerful /ˈpaʊərfl/ B2	adjective - having great power or influence
system /ˈsɪstəm/ B1	noun - a set of connected things
control /kənˈtroʊl/ B1	verb - to have power over noun - the power to influence
reward /rɪˈwɔːrd/ B1	noun - something given in return for effort
identity /aɪˈdɛntɪti/ C1	noun - who you are
design /dɪˈzaɪn/ B1	verb - to plan and create noun - a plan or drawing
ritual /ˈrɪtʃuəl/ B2	noun - a repeated set of actions
silence /ˈsaɪləns/ A2	noun - the absence of sound
memory /ˈmɛməri/ B1	noun - the ability to remember
fatigue /fəˈtiːɡ/ B2	noun - extreme tiredness