SUBJECT: Lesson #5 - Loss Of Concentration

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Whenever you sit down to focus on your
own work, you never know when your
concentration will be broken – by an
e-mail, a phone call, a request from a
colleague, or even by yourself, when
you suddenly remember something
important that you’ve forgotten to do.

Almost as bad is as the interruptions
is anticipating them – you can never
really relax and focus, because you
know you could be derailed at any
moment.

The bottom line is that interruptions
destroy your concentration. And loss of
concentration = loss of creative work.

If you’re not careful, you can end up
in permanent ‘reactive mode’ – spending
your time responding to others’ demands
and all the things you have to do
instead of the one thing you really
wanted to do today.

Let’s face it, the interruptions aren’t
going away anytime soon. If they did,
it would be a bad thing – it would mean
less customers.

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