Any person who attains a high degree of success usually starts off by putting everything they have behind a single objective.  They stay on a single track until they get to their destination.  After that, they may branch out by setting new goals for themselves.

The most successful people have acquired the habit of concentration on a single thing at a time, instead of spreading their efforts over many fields.

If you meet failure, concentrate on the search for its cause, facing facts honestly, and you will insure yourself against a repetition of the cause.

Do not concentrate on creating an alibi to escape responsibility for failure or on trying to shift the blame to someone else.  This has precisely the same effect as a prayer for failure because you are laying yourself open for a return visit.

What about your own habits of concentration?

Do you know exactly what you want from life?

Do you have a definite plan for getting it?

Then your next step is to concentrate on the goal and plan with such determination that no obstacle can block your way.

Remember, your only limitations are those you set up in your own mind.  Concentrate on overcoming them and nothing can stop you.

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"Do not dwell in the past, do not dream of the future, concentrate the mind on the present moment."
*-- Buddha

"Fear makes strangers of people who would be friends."
*-- Shirley MacLaine