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Harnessing Your Visual System for Improved Productivity
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Focusing your visual attention on a specific point is the most effective way to stimulate goal-directed behavior and bring your body and mind into a state of readiness. Broadly looking at everything can lead to a reduction in productivity and systolic blood pressure.

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The aperture of our visual system affects our goal-directed behavior and systolic blood pressure.
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Visual System
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The aperture of our visual system affects our goal-directed behavior and systolic blood pressure. A narrow visual focus allows for increased fuel utilization and movement, while a broad focus results in a reduction of these factors.

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Harnessing Your Visual System for Improved Productivity
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The Science of Setting & Achieving Goals
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Huberman Lab
The narrowing of visual attention helps to enhance the effectiveness of pursuing goals.
47:42 - 50:37 (02:55)
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Goal Setting
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The narrowing of visual attention helps to enhance the effectiveness of pursuing goals. By focusing our visual attention on one particular point, it allows us to identify what we want to pursue and the best route to achieve that goal.

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Harnessing Your Visual System for Improved Productivity
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The Science of Setting & Achieving Goals
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Huberman Lab
Focusing your visual attention on a particular point can effectively bring your mind and body into a readiness state for pursuing goals.
50:37 - 53:07 (02:29)
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Productivity
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Focusing your visual attention on a particular point can effectively bring your mind and body into a readiness state for pursuing goals. Smelling good food can be a distraction from saving money for the future and investing wisely.

Chapter
Harnessing Your Visual System for Improved Productivity
Episode
The Science of Setting & Achieving Goals
Podcast
Huberman Lab