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Making a list and checking it twice by Kyle Steed
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  • Post category:Time Management
  • Post published:October 17, 2015

Multi-tasking diverts your attention from one task to another, making the new task an interruption. Your brain won’t allow you to fully focus on the new task because you have left the previous one uncompleted.

Source: The Zeigarnik effect: the scientific key to better work @ Sandglaz blog

Photo: Making a list and checking it twice by Kyle Steed under Creative Commons license

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