Concentrate on the smallest of the things you are doing at the moment. Tell yourself yourself what you are doing/visualising might also help . Observe it as it is being done till it is finished. Then take a second, think of what next you would like yourself to occupy with. Then Do it. Keep a track of small things that you wanted to do and as they are done give yourself an accomplishment treat. Like a Dog gets a cookie on learning how to sniff coke. Its basically human nature to learn and accomplishments just keep you going. So Learn/observe/Do-->Accomplish and make it a habit. Should work, worked for me .
Present would be opposite of absent.
unauthorized absent
In "My Lost Dollar" by Stephen Leacock, Todd is portrayed as a forgetful and absent-minded character. He borrows a dollar from the narrator but forgets about it, causing the narrator to remind him repeatedly. Todd's absent-mindedness leads to comedic situations in the story, highlighting his character trait of being scatterbrained. Despite his forgetfulness, Todd is ultimately a good-natured and well-meaning individual.
No, 'present' is the opposite of absent. The opposite of admired is 'despised'.
The noun form for the verb absent is the gerund, absenting.The noun form for the adjective absent is absenteeism.A related noun form is absence.
Absent Mindedness - 1907 was released on: USA: September 1907
I have started puberty now, and have not experienced any absent-mindedness.
It probably just means absent-mindedness - unless it happens repeatedly and is always the same 'different' name. If they sometimes lose the thread of what they are talking about, or seem distant and distracted, then it is probably just absent-mindedness.
The noun absence has the verb and adjective form absent. The related adverb form is absently, which, however, has a connotation beyond simple absence: it suggests inattentiveness, absent-mindedness.
Desorption.
Absent-mindedness is often caused by failure to pay attention to details at the time they happen. It can also be due to age or other issues that affect the brain's functioning, such as attention deficit disorders.
Mrs. Mitty feels frustrated and impatient with Walter's absent-mindedness and lack of attention towards her.
Narrow-mindedness? No. Other forms of "~mindedness"? Probably.
"Un memento de rubio" translates to "A blond moment" in English. It is a colloquial expression used to describe a moment of forgetfulness or absent-mindedness.
Possibly 'tolerance' or 'open mindedness'
Not paying attention and thinking about taking a black penius up your butt
Narrow-mindedness, close-mindedness, limited view.