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by stephengillie
4940 days ago
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Absolutely refusing to handle anything but that #1 priority is also its own cage. What if the #4 priority suddenly catches fire? If you change your focus to #4, isn't that just multitasking? Multitasking is a myth on one level, but so is this hyperfocus. There must be room for task switching, for thoughts, for interrupts, and for breathing. |
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Then it may (or may not) become your #1 priority!
> If you change your focus to #4, isn't that just multitasking?
No, because you have to question which should be the new #1 priority: the old #4 or the old #1? You can still only do one thing at a time; we only have one body and one brain[1].
[1] As of 2012, that is!