"Many people think they can safely drive while talking on their cell phone. Vanderbilt neuroscientists Paul E. Dux and René Marois have found that when it comes to handling two things at once, your brain, while fast, isn’t that fast." … http://www.vanderbilt.edu/register/articles?id=31525
The Truth of Time
It has been taught that happiness comes from spending one dollar less than what you have, and misery comes from spending one dollar more than what you have. When you overspend with money, you go into debt and have to pay interest. It is the same with time. I would suggest that happiness also comes … Continue reading “The Truth of Time”
"Constant, Constant, Multi – Tasking Craziness: Managing Multiple Working Spheres"
Direct link to the important study by Victor M. Gonzalez and Gloria Mark, as cited in the Sources section of The Myth of Multitasking www.isr.uci.edu/~gmark/CHI2004.pdf
IWR: The illusion of multitasking
David Tebbutt of Information World Review addresses the Myth of Multitasking and connects it with the perspective of David Allen's Getting Things Done. http://www.iwr.co.uk/information-world-review/comment/2229804/thing-truth-multitasking-4300434
Everything Has a Home…
Everything has a home and no visitors allowed. It is such a simple concept, yet it has helped hundreds of people become more organized in their workplace. As our Certified Productivity Coaches go out and work with clients, they help people build a system on how to organize things in their workplace. Perhaps you have … Continue reading “Everything Has a Home…”
