Episode 31| Why multitasking isn't a friend, but a foe when trying to achieve end goals

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Winning At Business with Ash Taylor

Ash Taylor

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Welcome to the Winning at Business Podcast where we focus on what's involved in playing the game of business effectively and most importantly, how to win. Each episode will be a conversation with me alongside my co-host and producer, Shirley Herron, an experienced business owner and coach herself. From buying psychology to overcoming internal barriers to marketing and building your team. We'll aim to cover all aspects of what's involved to play the game of business to the best of your ability. So, sit back and listen to these short, sharp, punchy episodes and let us know what you think!

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Episode 31| Why multitasking isn't a friend, but a foe when trying to achieve end goals

Winning At Business with Ash Taylor

23 minutes 39 seconds

3 years ago

Episode 31| Why multitasking isn't a friend, but a foe when trying to achieve end goals

❓Why is multitasking more ineffective than other methods of working?

❓What is self-interrupting and how can it affects the rate at which you get things done?

❓Did you know that you lose 20% of your efficiency when you add a task on to the things you're doing?

❓Do you let others dictate your day, or do you ensure that you're working towards one specific goal?

In this episode, Ash and Shirley talk all things productivity, including how multitasking isn't all it's cracked up to be, and how having a vision for your business is the key for business growth.