I find writing content and analyzing data with respect to websites requires intense focus.

To help my concentration, I’ve always liked listening to music while I work. But whether I was listening to a favorite CD or an online radio channel, sometimes a particular musical piece would be distracting.

Then I learned about focusatwill.com. It’s a service that will play instrumental pieces that are scientifically proven to increase your focus up to 400% … they claim. Their musical selections are based on neuroscience. I have no clue as to the scientific accuracy of their claims.

I do know that it works for me. When I’m listening to their music, I am able to stick with a piece of work longer and my concentration is markedly improved. I can feel it in my bones.

They have several channels available: Classical, Focus Spa, Up Tempo, Alpha Chill, Acoustical, Cinematic, Ambient, and Water. I find the best channels for me are Classical, Cinematic, and Acoustical. The others are a bit weird in my opinion.

The pieces are real music. They’ve just been well selected for brain focus. Another cool thing is that you can adjust the energy level of the music being delivered to you.

The only problem with the service is that you could get so focused that you work too long, straining both your eyes and your brain. Set a timer every 45 to 60 minutes and take a break.

On their website, you can get a generous free trial, and if you decide to sign up, costs are minimal.

Easy Web Tip #190: Sign up to get non-distracting music that will boost your concentration for your website work.

P.S. Here’s another helpful piece. 21 Ways Music Makes You More Productive at Work