High-performing athletes consistently ask themselves one thing before practice:
What can I do to get better today?
And one thing after practice:
What did I get better at today?
This focus on the process leads to the largest boost in performance.
Multitasking is associated with higher blood pressure, more anxiety and can lower your mood by as much as 26%
Exercise supports brain function in 5 ways
Research states that social media usage negatively affects task performance and negatively affects happiness.
Blocking online distractions can improve focus and productivity.
Light physical activity before the end of the workday is related to increased work focus.
Meditation changes the way the brain works.
This research found that even small doses of daily meditation can improve focus and performance.
This research suggests that employees — from IT professionals to health care providers are interrupted from their work every 6 – 12 minutes.
Studies consistently show that multitasking is inefficient.
Shifting between tasks can cost you up to 40% of productive time.
A University of California study found that after each interruption it takes over 23 minutes to refocus.
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