… So That You Are Productive, Efficient And Improve The Quality Of Your Daily Life And Your Long-term Health!
In today’s modern world, when we are bombarded with so many things, and when we try to fit it all in and be efficient and it is common to text while walking, reply to messages during meetings, chat on the phone while preparing a meal.
We were so conditioned to buy into the biggest myth of productivity, and we got used to doing so many things at the same time…..
However, our brain is not designed to focus on so many things at once, and bombarding it with info actually slows it down. According to neuroscientists, multitasking is just an illusion… in reality, we just switch from one task to another, and unfortunately, there is a huge cost.
So why is it so important to break the habit of Multitasking?
Once we stop multitasking, we can significantly improve the way we impact our experiences, our results as well as the health of our bodymind – both short and long-term.
We can therefore positively impact nearly every single aspect of our daily lives, and while it sounds counter-intuitive, addressing multiple things at once can waste a lot of our precious time and increase our stress levels while reducing productivity!
Since we are talking today about Monotasking, and because this is such a vital skill to develop, I created for you a free resource, in which I go
through those tips in more detail, and I added a few more tips.
I’ve also included for you the benefits of Monotasking, so that you really appreciate even more the importance of developing this skill and becoming a monotasker…
Make sure to download this free resource and implement it so that you really master the art of monotasking!
Click on the green button below to download your free resource:
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Question of the Week:
What is the 1st thing that you will practice in order to monotask when possible?
Please share with me what habit you chose to adopt right away in order to stop multitasking and start monotasking…
I’d love to know!
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