December 8, 2017      =========

☆  undivided 　集中する

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You’ll most often hear today’s word when someone says, “You have my undivided attention” meaning that they are concentrating fully on you and not thinking about anything else. I actually wonder if anyone can give another person their undivided attention anymore, what do you think? We are always so distracted by phones, messages, beeps, alerts, emails and so on…

Are you able to give your work or your family and friends your undivided attention? There is a popular way to stop people looking at their phones when they are having dinner with friends – everyone must put their phone on the table, and the first person that looks at their phone has to pay for the dinner! It’s a good incentive to NOT look at your phone and to give your friends your undivided attention!

Bye,

Chris