For many of us, multitasking is partial of bland life: Tweeting, evaluating a insubordinate business startup and scheming a sandwich all in a same notation comes as second nature.
But maybe we should start looking during a judgment of multitasking as old-fashioned — inefficient. In a shave above (a video from TedTalks), engineer Paolo Cardini creates a box for monotasking — or as we mostly put it, unitasking. Check out Cardini’s take, afterwards tell us about your joining to monotasking in a comments below.
For some-more on unitasking, click here.
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