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ARTICLE · 14 JUNE 2016

Forget Time Management, Try Distraction Management

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I thought I'd take a little different approach to this weeks blog post.

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I thought I’d take a little different approach to this weeks blog post. I saw a post about time/distraction management and it struck a chord with me. We all struggle through our busy days trying to juggle a million different tasks, while trying to being responsive to calls/inquiries/emails/texts/etc. on a moment to moment basis. Sometimes, we need to find time to focus on more involved, complex tasks, which is always a time management challenge. I thought these suggestions (some of which I employ myself) were most helpful, so I thought I would share.

While many experts urge busy people to focus on time management to be productive, in today’s world it’s better to focus on distraction management. Distractions are what really consume our days. It takes our brains time to shift back and forth between tasks and to refocus on that task. Each time we are distracted we lose precious time. Plus, according to Carnegie Mellon University research, the distractions drain

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