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Multitasking doesn't work - Shirley de Rose
Students of Success have observed thru the years that FOCUS on one objective at a time is a key to success. Everything else is distraction and slows down the rate of accomplishment. Do we no longer have the ability to focus or do we no longer choose to focus?
Shirley de Rose
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Labels - Bob DeRosa
Shouldn't the callouts in the Object Rotation Task graphic be labeled Occipital Lobes?
Thanks - admin@thebulldogsolution.com
Wow. Very interesting graphic..!
Thanks for sharing
- Janar Eit
Very good infographic! Thank you guys!
Trends on the graph are of course very sad:(
Type of Multitasking - Creative user
Thank you posting this visual that sends a powerful message with results. Multitasking can realistically be possible mostly when one of the tasks is mechanical. e.g. a phone call while doing laundry.
Consequences Source? - Richard Tibbles
Hi - just wondering where the 'Consequences of Multitasking' segment was sourced from?
Andy Clark - slayer
i wonder what Andy Clark would say about this pertaining to his concept of the Extended Mind
Subject - Steven
I think that this artical is very informative becuase I didnt know this, I thought that I could multitask but appearently I cant. This artical has alot of good information but i think its kind of confusing.
