You now have an above-average ability to focus, i.e. you approach tasks, plans, commitments, etc. in a disciplined and organized way. As a high focus factor almost always goes hand in hand with a relatively high self-confidence factor, you will certainly want to improve – because you know that you can do it.

Despite your high factor, you may not always be able to reliably reach and maintain your I-frequency, as you may still be irritated by external circumstances. Therefore, a further increase in your factor is beneficial for you.

It’s now a matter of detailed work, because it’s your deeply hidden beliefs that cause you to lose your focus from time to time or that may prevent you from focusing on what you want in certain areas. Complete the focus tutorial and review your beliefs to identify those that still express uncertainty or doubt in certain areas or on certain topics.

What does your factor say?

Look at your factor on the focus scale below to get a feel for your ability to focus. By visualizing your factor, you get a better sense of where you are and where you want to go.

Read through the description of your factor and pay attention to whether you recognize yourself in it or whether you can feel what your factor says. The description should basically reflect how you see yourself when you look at yourself honestly and objectively. There may be slight deviations in places if you find yourself between two levels.

If you can't feel what your factor says, you may not have been completely honest with yourself about one or two of the questions. In this case, you should repeat the test.

If the description applies to you, then read through the description of the next higher level. This description is what you are striving for or what you want to feel, the factor you want to achieve.

Implement the qualities that are one level up in your thinking and beliefs now! Use the Focus Tutorial and the Fearless Code to reach the next level.

If you feel that your ability to focus has improved, repeat the test to check your progress.

Keep working on yourself until you have reached the highest factor!

The Focus Scale

90-100 | Focus Almost Always Present

- You always focus on what you want and can maintain your focus.

- Your ability to concentrate is highly developed.

- You can easily formulate your beliefs and program them consistently.

- You make decisions quickly and confidently.

- You are not irritated by external circumstances.

- You can activate your I-frequency at any time and keep it stable.

- You perceive opportunities that life offers you, even when

they are associated with a risk.

70-90 | Focus Mostly Present

- You usually focus on what you want and keep your focus relatively constant.

- Your ability to concentrate is well developed.

- You can usually formulate and program your beliefs well.

- You usually make decisions quickly and confidently.

- You are rarely irritated by external circumstances.

- It is usually, but not always, easy for you to activate and maintain your I-frequency.

- You recognize the opportunities that life offers you, but you only take them

if you can weigh up and assess the risks well.

40-70 | Focus Sometimes Present

- You can focus on what you want, but sometimes you lose your focus.

- Your ability to concentrate is only high if you want to concentrate.

- You can formulate your beliefs relatively well, but you cannot always program them consistently.

- You sometimes make decisions with reservations or are unsure.

- You sometimes allow yourself to be irritated by external circumstances.

- You can activate your I-frequency, but you can't always hold it.

- You often miss out on opportunities that life offers you; also

because you focus on what you don't want - the risks.