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As far as reflects a distance or limit.
When the intended meaning is in my (his, her, your, etc.) opinion, the usual expression is as far as I am concerned (as far as he is concerned, etc.).
The expression as far as (someone, something) is concerned can also mean with respect to or as for:
Avoid as far as on its own, as a substitute for the phrase as for or the full expression as far as … concerned.
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