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Think doing more at once is an achievement? Think again!

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Multitasking Is a Myth Multitasking drains time, increases mistakes, saps energy, and overloads our

[Image] Multitasking Is a Myth Multitasking drains time, increases mistakes, saps energy, and overloads our working memory Hello, We've been sold on the 'do more at once' promise. But hey, let's get real – multitasking might just be a fancy way of saying 'doing a lot poorly.' Today, we're unmasking the multitasking myth with insights from three brilliant minds: Dr. Lindsay Blooms, Nicholas Carr, and Jim Kwik. Buckle up! Dr. Lindsay Blooms hits home with a truth bomb – multitasking is a myth. That's right, our brains just can't handle it. Ever tried juggling emails and Zoom calls at the same time? Spoiler: It doesn't end well. We've got a finite amount of brain juice, and flipping between tasks drains it faster than you think. Nicholas Carr, in 'The Shallows', tells us our working memory is pretty cramped, holding just a few bits at a time. Overstuff it, and you've got cognitive overload – like trying to fit one too many suitcases in an overhead compartment. Then, brain coach Jim Kwik lays out the costs of this multitasking fiasco – time (you're not actually saving any), mistakes (they go up, big time), energy (you burn through it), and strained working memory (bye-bye focus). Watch the experts spill the secrets here: [ Feeling trapped in the multitasking maze? Here's your exit plan: [The Time Flow System]( This isn't just a planner – it's your productivity GPS. With 'North Stars' to guide your big dreams, 'Initiatives' for your action plans, and 'Focus Blocks' to protect you from the multitasking monster, you're all set for success. Remember, productivity isn't about doing more at once – it's about doing what counts, superbly well, one step at a time. And if you're ready to wield your time like a pro, [check out the Time Flow System](. It's the tool that can transform your wild workdays into a masterpiece of focus and achievement. Get your all-access pass here… [Access the Time Flow System]( Cheers, Leon Founder & CEO @ LifeHack Time Flow System Set boundaries with Focus Blocks [Try it Out]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Instagram]( [YouTube]( [LinkedIn]( [Pinterest]( 2023 © LifeHack. All Rights Reserved. [Unsubscribe here]( Lifehack, Unit 33554, PO Box 6945, London, W1A 6US, United Kingdom

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