Here are some examples of bob litwin's focus tips. Please contact bob litwin for information on how to subscribe to these tips for your website, newsletter, or media events. Each day throughout the French and US Opens, focus coach Bob Litwin provided tips on how to become focused and stay that way. His tips will help you how to stay on top of your game -- both on and off the court. Check out all of Bob's tips now in the Focus Tip Archives. Click here for tips from the 2000 French Open archives Click here for tips from the 2000 US Open archives Click here for tips from the 2001 French Open FOCUS. FOCUS. FOCUS. Everybody in sports, business, and life talks about it. Parents tell children to be focused. Coaches tell players to get focused. Employers tell employees to stay focused. The problem: nobody tells you how to do it. Some say that certain people are born with it. Not true. There's no focus gene. It's a skill that can be developed. You can learn it, and The Focused Game Method is the way. 1. Set a goal -- something you want to achieve that you feel passionate about. 2. Get committed -- no more "if only" or "I could have." 3. Pick a focus step -- start with the one action that will make the biggest difference in getting you closer to your goal. 4. Clarify your focus step -- write it down, visualize it, talk about it. 5. Input your focus step -- find creative ways to remind yourself of it on a consistent basis. Follow the simple steps of The Focused Game and you will develop the skill of focus. With focus, you, like the players at the French Open, will live out your dreams.