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Tom Hood's comment,
July 11, 2013 7:13 AM
This caught my attention - Studies show that we are interrupted every three minutes during work and it takes us 23 minutes on average to get back to the original task. The real kicker is that more than half of the distractions were completely self-inflicted.
Tom Hood's curator insight,
July 11, 2013 7:15 AM
Return on Attention! This caught my attention - Studies show that we are interrupted every three minutes during work and it takes us 23 minutes on average to get back to the original task. The real kicker is that more than half of the distractions were completely self-inflicted.
Some simple, easy to implement tips to help stay focused on the work that matters most. Easy to say, harder to do everyday, but I am going to try...
Natalia Wentworth's curator insight,
July 24, 2013 5:39 PM
This is so unbelievably important, especially if you have employees! Even as a dedicated entrepreneur, though, I find myself struggling with distraction. I know it's even worse for people who don't have as much motivation to perform.
Plugins that shut off access to certain sites are helpful, but I often find I get the most done when I block my internet access completely (though that's not an option for every type of task). |
A simple new way to approach wasted time in multitasking
If you are a list builder, you need to read this.
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In a world of infomation overload and so much demanding our time and attention, it is worth taking a few minutes to review this content. Get focus back and achieve your goals.