Multitasking: Page 5
# 3 Reasons Why Multitasking Is More Unproductive Than You Think
Trying to focus on more than one task at a time puts pressure on the brain, which is designed to concentrate on one task at a time
5 Bad Habits You Must Change to Be More Productive
No. 3 was killing my business in 2016 and still has an effect in 2017.
Which Came First: The Time Estimate or the Time-Suck?
Forecasting the amount of time to allow for a project can be an exercise in futility.
Why Smart People Don't Multitask
Multitasking is really tempting. It's also really bad for you.
The Fallacy of Multitasking
Ever tried to wash dishes and clothes at the same time? Multitasking in the entrepreneurial realm is a bit like that.
Running Out of Time Every Day? Here's What You're Doing Wrong.
You're probably guilty of at least one of these seven time-sucking productivity sins.
Simple Ways of Avoiding Procrastination
All the chalked out plans, routes marvel into the dust when they encounter the "tomorrow land".
The Limitless Power of Focusing Fully and Then Letting Go
There is no 110 percent effort. Whatever the task, do your best and when you're done, move on.
Are You Singletasking Yet?
You sure should be. Focusing on one, important item at a time will make you more competent and productive.
Multitasking Doesn't Work. Use This 100-Year-Old Method to Get Stuff Done.
The human brain can only focus on one important task at a time, and usually, such functions utilize the full extent of our mental abilities.
The Scientific Argument for Mastering One Thing at a Time
The way to master more things in the long-run is to simply focus on one thing right now.
Multitasking Overload: How To Keep Up With Today's Fast Paced Workplace
According to a research report conducted by Gallup, nearly two-thirds of working adults say they don't have enough time in the day to finish what they set out to do.
How to Accomplish More by Doing Less
If you want to check off all those items on your to-do list, you'll need to re-evaluate your work habits and let go of the multitasking myth.
Part 2: Mental Shifts That Allowed Me To Become a Millionaire at 22
Hard work is a given, to become more successful than ever you have to work smart.
