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The American Heritage Dictionary defines multi-tasking as “the concurrent operation by one central processing unit (CPU) of two or more processes.” Although most of us multi-task all the time, unfortunately for us, our brains are not computers. Might we do better, as Sander Flaum suggests, to “do one thing exquisitely well today?” Read his article under Leadership, for some interesting insights on the topic.
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