This is the third post in a series on Singletasking (in case you missed the bit in the heading that says, “Part 3″).
People around the world are multitasking with reckless abandon. They are addicted and they don’t even know it. This affliction is so widespread we don’t even notice it anymore.
For lack of a better [...]

(Click here if you missed Part 1 in this series)
“A hidden energy crisis threatens our world. Society throws people into chronic physical, emotional, and spiritual depletion. Multi-tasking lets us manage a deluge of very real duties, but it also jeopardizes the now.”
Judith Orloff
I’ve found some great reads on the subject of multitasking:

The most [...]

Is modern living spreading your mental faculties like too little non-dairy butter substitute over too much gluten-free toast?
That’s the gist of this entire series of posts really.
To start with, take a look at the Carte Blanche Web 2.0 segment from a few weeks ago:

This piece has already generated a fair bit of comment on the [...]

“You can’t pay attention to two things simultaneously. You’re switching back and forth between the two. So you’re paying less concerted attention to either one.”
Dr Edward Hallowell
Something that has really piqued my interest over the last few days has been the concept of “singletasking” - effectively the antithesis of “multitasking”.
Over the past few months I [...]