Unfortunately, that means that you may be interrupted more often than you’d like. And you have to split your focus on things you’d rather give your full attention to.
But sometimes wouldn’t it be nice to just sit down and complete something without being side-tracked?
Understand this: The more things you have to switch between during the day – and the more unscheduled interruptions – the greater the burden on your brain.
It can lead to a feeling to total cognitive overload by the end of the day.
You’ll recognise this as getting home in a bit of a daze, and feeling like you don’t have enough energy for your family. It’s a horrible feeling.
Fortunately, the past couple of years have given us all the productivity tools that we need.
There are five key areas to focus on:
This briefing will show you some solutions that many other business owners and managers rely on.
They’re all included in Microsoft 365, which means some of them integrate with other 365 apps you use.
Of course, not every tool mentioned here will be suitable for you. Not everything will fit in with the way that you like to work, or the way that your business runs.
But if you can use just one or two of these tools to relieve your brain of some of its burden, that’s a great start. Our guide will tell you how.
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