The Perils Of Multitasking
We all have limited time and unlimited things to do, and we try to juggle between work, personal projects, self-care and our social life. As we try to focus on what matters the most, we get in the web of complexities that come from managing a lot of important and competing tasks.
- If we only focus on a single task, our responsiveness towards the demands of the world suffers.
- If we are available to all and extremely responsive to what they need from us, our own progress suffers.
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