Focus Faster
I am guessing that like me, you believe in the importance of deep work. And because of that, you too are in a never-ending battle against context-shifting. We know it costs us precious cognitive energy and time. In part one of this two-article series I pointed out that we can choose to love interruptions. Instead […]
Loving Interruptions
If there is one accepted truth within the productivity canon, it is that deep work—as much of it as possible—is the holy grail. But, like the holy grail, it is rare and hard to secure. Most of this axiom stems from a single key insight. Context shifting –changing between unrelated tasks—is hard. It exerts a kind of […]