No Need for Concentration (SB Shinsho 429) by Hiroshi Mori Brand: - ――Is it true that "failure is due to lack of focus"? What are the secrets to creative thinking, revealed by a popular author who works only one hour a day? We are trapped by the misconception that "focusing on one thing is wonderful." Amidst the trend of eliminating "procrastination" and "inefficiency," What is the recommendation of "anti-concentration" proposed by a popular author with over 16 million copies sold? How can we unleash our inherent human potential? A ＜intellectual productivity technique＞ for the information-overload era that no one has mentioned. From working adults who want to achieve results to university students. This book is recommended for all generations, summarizing how to think outside the box. (Excerpt from "Introduction") There is the word "concentration," It is expressed as if humans have the "ability to concentrate on things." I don't quite understand what that power is specifically. But, it seems that no one questions it, Moreover, concentration is considered a very good thing, a wonderful thing, The more concentration you have, the more advantageous you are, It is treated as a magical special ability that solves everything. (omitted) What I am trying to write in this book is, In fact, a negative way of thinking about this "concentration." Therefore, to put it bluntly, I will talk about the effects of something like "anti-concentration." ● Table of Contents Preface I was a restless child Procrastination is not so bad, etc. Chapter 1 The Power of Not Concentrating Why do we feel there is so much information? How to deal with the information shower I don't use SNS at all, etc. Chapter 2 Answering Work Worries About "Not Being Able to Concentrate" Concentration is not good What's inside an author's head? Is there a switch to immerse yourself in work? Don't control your motivation "Supervisor," another self Putting your mind in a state that is easy to think Most people are just "reacting" How authors deal with information No stock, so no depletion Setting up the environment is basic Chapter 3 Why "Not Concentrating" is Good Why has "concentration been considered good"? The roots of "dispersion" seen in human evolution Being able to do multiple things at the same time, etc. Chapter 4 The Power of Thinking is Born from "Dispersion" and "Diffusion" How do "abstraction" and "concreteness" differ? Why is abstract thinking important? The ideas of people who are quick-witted, etc.