Salvador Dali meditative rose painting

Salvador Dali meditative rose paintingSalvador Dali clock melting clocks paintingJean Beraud Pont des arts painting
People cling to polarized opinions even when the truth has been proven right in front of their eyes.
Multi-tasking (or switch-tasking as the new buzz word goes) is usually a bad idea. No doubt about that, but the keyword is usually.
Because on the contrary, multi-tasking can be a useful way to make the most of time that would have otherwise been used inefficiently. It’s about making the most out of time, when it’s a good idea to do so. But how do you determine when it’s a good idea to multi-task?Only Two Activities at Once
If you’re going to multi-task, then only attempt to tackle two activities at once. If 95% of the time you can only focus on one task effectively, that remaining 5% of the time, you can only handle two tasks at once without reducing the effectiveness of each task to a point where there’s little point in doing anything at all.
Imagine trying to cook, talk on the phone, and read a book. You could sure manage to cook and talk on