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Unnecessary emails. They are such a
waste of time! Even if you know that you don’t need to read the email, you’re still
wasting time deleting it and
wasting even more time reading the subject line to figure out that it doesn’t pertain to you. I wish spammers would self-implode.
It doesn’t happen daily anymore in the business world, but when it does, it really chaffs my hide. What gets me riled up?
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I have an important rule about multi-tasking: Don’t do it with high brain function activities. I tell my clients this over and over and over. I drive home that point because multi-tasking can end up costing more time in the end or causing you to complete a project in a less than stellar fashion because you were not fully focused on it.
So, what do I mean about multi-tasking high brain function activities? You shouldn’t do two things at once which require thought or concentration. Examples:
