Comments on: The Lost Art of Focus: Multi-tasking vs. Mono-tasking http://www.theanywhereoffice.com/work-life-balance/the-lost-art-of-focus-multi-tasking-vs-mono-tasking.htm The Anywhere Office covers topics such as virtual teams, remote management, virtual offices, home offices, mobile work technology, work life balance, internet marketing and all aspects of living a digital lifestyle and navigating the changing world of work. Sat, 04 Feb 2012 21:30:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Jason Montero http://www.theanywhereoffice.com/work-life-balance/the-lost-art-of-focus-multi-tasking-vs-mono-tasking.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1772 Jason Montero Sat, 17 Oct 2009 15:59:54 +0000 http://www.theanywhereoffice.com/?p=911#comment-1772 Hey Everett, we really appreciate your input on this post. it is amazing how effective a simple strategy like the one you suggest can be. we have discovered time and again that although technology is central to distributed work, it is often time management, communication guidelines, measurable objectives, the ability to prioritize, and other 'non-technical' strategies that are the real cornerstone of effective virtual teamwork. Thanks for commenting, I enjoyed the post on your blog, <em>The Technical and Human Challenges of Telecommuting and Working in a Virtual Team</em>, which addressed some of the same topics. Hey Everett, we really appreciate your input on this post. it is amazing how effective a simple strategy like the one you suggest can be. we have discovered time and again that although technology is central to distributed work, it is often time management, communication guidelines, measurable objectives, the ability to prioritize, and other ‘non-technical’ strategies that are the real cornerstone of effective virtual teamwork.

Thanks for commenting, I enjoyed the post on your blog, The Technical and Human Challenges of Telecommuting and Working in a Virtual Team, which addressed some of the same topics.

]]> By: Jason Montero http://www.theanywhereoffice.com/work-life-balance/the-lost-art-of-focus-multi-tasking-vs-mono-tasking.htm/comment-page-1#comment-2416 Jason Montero Sat, 17 Oct 2009 15:59:00 +0000 http://www.theanywhereoffice.com/?p=911#comment-2416 Hey Everett, we really appreciate your input on this post. it is amazing how effective a simple strategy like the one you suggest can be. we have discovered time and again that although technology is central to distributed work, it is often time management, communication guidelines, measurable objectives, the ability to prioritize, and other 'non-technical' strategies that are the real cornerstone of effective virtual teamwork. Thanks for commenting, I enjoyed the post on your blog, <em>The Technical and Human Challenges of Telecommuting and Working in a Virtual Team</em>, which addressed some of the same topics. Hey Everett, we really appreciate your input on this post. it is amazing how effective a simple strategy like the one you suggest can be. we have discovered time and again that although technology is central to distributed work, it is often time management, communication guidelines, measurable objectives, the ability to prioritize, and other ‘non-technical’ strategies that are the real cornerstone of effective virtual teamwork.

Thanks for commenting, I enjoyed the post on your blog, The Technical and Human Challenges of Telecommuting and Working in a Virtual Team, which addressed some of the same topics.

]]> By: Everett Reiss http://www.theanywhereoffice.com/work-life-balance/the-lost-art-of-focus-multi-tasking-vs-mono-tasking.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1770 Everett Reiss Fri, 16 Oct 2009 11:52:41 +0000 http://www.theanywhereoffice.com/?p=911#comment-1770 Phil, Thanks so much for the great blog post and links to other excellent resources on how to actually be productive in this digital age. I've been growing increasingly frustrated as I've struggled to actually do "stuff" rather than just "keep stuff" up in the air. One thing that helps with me is when I start off my day w/ 10 minutes of planning and ask myself - what are the 3 items I NEED to today and then set aside time throughout the day to actually tackle them in a focused manner. Everett http://twitter.com/flexperformance http://www.flexibleperformance.com Phil,

Thanks so much for the great blog post and links to other excellent resources on how to actually be productive in this digital age.

I’ve been growing increasingly frustrated as I’ve struggled to actually do “stuff” rather than just “keep stuff” up in the air.

One thing that helps with me is when I start off my day w/ 10 minutes of planning and ask myself – what are the 3 items I NEED to today and then set aside time throughout the day to actually tackle them in a focused manner.

Everett
http://twitter.com/flexperformance
http://www.flexibleperformance.com

]]> By: Everett Reiss http://www.theanywhereoffice.com/work-life-balance/the-lost-art-of-focus-multi-tasking-vs-mono-tasking.htm/comment-page-1#comment-2415 Everett Reiss Fri, 16 Oct 2009 11:52:00 +0000 http://www.theanywhereoffice.com/?p=911#comment-2415 Phil, Thanks so much for the great blog post and links to other excellent resources on how to actually be productive in this digital age. I've been growing increasingly frustrated as I've struggled to actually do "stuff" rather than just "keep stuff" up in the air. One thing that helps with me is when I start off my day w/ 10 minutes of planning and ask myself - what are the 3 items I NEED to today and then set aside time throughout the day to actually tackle them in a focused manner. Everett http://twitter.com/flexperformance http://www.flexibleperformance.com Phil,

Thanks so much for the great blog post and links to other excellent resources on how to actually be productive in this digital age.

I’ve been growing increasingly frustrated as I’ve struggled to actually do “stuff” rather than just “keep stuff” up in the air.

One thing that helps with me is when I start off my day w/ 10 minutes of planning and ask myself – what are the 3 items I NEED to today and then set aside time throughout the day to actually tackle them in a focused manner.

Everett
http://twitter.com/flexperformance
http://www.flexibleperformance.com

]]> By: Everett Reiss http://www.theanywhereoffice.com/work-life-balance/the-lost-art-of-focus-multi-tasking-vs-mono-tasking.htm/comment-page-1#comment-2414 Everett Reiss Fri, 16 Oct 2009 11:52:00 +0000 http://www.theanywhereoffice.com/?p=911#comment-2414 Phil, Thanks so much for the great blog post and links to other excellent resources on how to actually be productive in this digital age. I've been growing increasingly frustrated as I've struggled to actually do "stuff" rather than just "keep stuff" up in the air. One thing that helps with me is when I start off my day w/ 10 minutes of planning and ask myself - what are the 3 items I NEED to today and then set aside time throughout the day to actually tackle them in a focused manner. Everett http://twitter.com/flexperformance http://www.flexibleperformance.com Phil,

Thanks so much for the great blog post and links to other excellent resources on how to actually be productive in this digital age.

I’ve been growing increasingly frustrated as I’ve struggled to actually do “stuff” rather than just “keep stuff” up in the air.

One thing that helps with me is when I start off my day w/ 10 minutes of planning and ask myself – what are the 3 items I NEED to today and then set aside time throughout the day to actually tackle them in a focused manner.

Everett
http://twitter.com/flexperformance
http://www.flexibleperformance.com

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