How To Handle Absent-Mindedness
- When our brains are engaged in too many different tasks, we tend to forget simple things.
- The way to avoid absent-mindedness is to make use of a task list that lists out the activities in order of importance and trying to focus on only one task at a time.
- Make good use of the calendar and phone reminders, along with habitual routines (like putting everything in a travel bag, for instance) to not to forget anything.
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