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🧠The Myth of Multitasking: Unlocking Focus for Better Productivity and Health

Discover why trying to do everything at once is actually slowing you down and how you can reclaim your focus and reduce stress.

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Kathleen Barnes
February 23, 2024

February 23, 2024

A Message from Kathleen:

Dear Friends,

This is the third installment in our month of unusual ways to manage stress, this one by limiting your multitasking for better focus and better results. You may be surprised!

Enjoy!

Be well,

Kathleen

Main Article

Learn practical tips to curb the multitasking habit and foster a more focused, healthier approach to managing daily tasks.

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