Can u keep your direction all the time?

Hello Annie, Hm...you lose your direction? Such as where you're going, what you're talking about, or...? For me personally, I can lose my direction, and easily too. I might be (as trivial as it is) going to the bathroom to brush my teeth in the morning when my dog interferes and gets up and then starts walking around. It wouldn't be too big an issue if I didn't have to worry about other people in my house being annoyed by such movement (as she's a dog, she doesn't know where the creaky spots are in the floorboards). I could lose my thoughts by being distracted by someone. For example, I could be thinking about blogging and a new efficient way to make money when I am asked to attend breakfast or similar. Keeping things in mind is silly and generally gets you in trouble. You'll probably forget (as the human mind has a tendency for doing that), so I'll either write it down or work on mental memorization. You sometimes can "sense" when you're memorizing something, where you can temporarily deviate from a topic and remember it within split seconds afterward. If you practice that for a few minutes (or even seconds), you can generally keep it in your head. But keeping your final goal in your head is by no means something to absently try. Being passive about remembering things is a bad habit to get into. Remind yourself- keep it active in your brain, and you'll have a WAY higher chance of remembering what you needed to remember. Good question- I hope I addressed it properly. Regards, -Fresh Writing