Name: Daniel Goleman, "Focus: Hidden Driver of Excellence" ｜Talks at Google (Daniel Goleman, "Focus: the Hidden Driver of Excellence" | Talks at Google)
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is one of the world's most recognized experts on topics

He has written more than ten books, and his book \"Emotional

has been nominated twice for the Pulitzer prize.

On a personal level, Dan is also the person most responsible

of distinguished friends, co-created something

called \"Search Inside Yourself,\" which is

became a very popular curriculum in Google and beyond.

I remember the exact place and exact time.

trying to convince him to write a book on \"Search

And what he told me was, he said, I'd love to do it.

And then he looked at me, he pointed his finger at me,

and said, Meng, why don't you write the book?

Eventually, because of Dan's support and his confidence

\"Focus-- the Hidden Driver of Excellence.\"

Skillfulness over attention is the foundation

of all higher cognitive and emotional abilities.

Attention creates the conditions for personal excellence.

Attention is so important that in \"Search Inside Yourself,\"

itself is not getting enough attention, ironically.

And I cannot think of anybody better to write a book

So my dear friends-- my dear friend, Danny,

In 2007, there was a short squib in \"Time\" magazine.

And it said, there's a new word in the English language.

It's a combination of \"puzzled\" and \"pissed off.\"

And it describes how you feel when the person you're with

takes out their BlackBerry and starts talking to someone else.

I remember when I went around to publishers and said,

I'd like to write a book about attention.

Because I think attention is a capacity-- a vital capacity,

as Meng was hinting-- that's really under siege today.

I'm most worried about our kids, actually,

Hence, a wealth of information creates a poverty

of attention\"-- to the extent that you understand

There's the attention that we voluntarily direct,

and there's the attention that seduces us.

There are actually different systems in the brain.

One is a top down system from the prefrontal area.

This is when we decide to concentrate on our work.

But then there are the little seduction--

And there are more and more and more of them.

I get-- I'm writing away on my book and I get a little pop-up,

And because of the excellence of our technology

and the cleverness of people who design technology--

to be paid more attention to if we're going to maintain or even

This also-- the fact that attention is threatened,

along with the fact that there-- in the last two or three years,

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