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Multitasking is no longer a choice-it is a condition of modern life. Yet most people approach it without strategy, awareness, or control, leading to stress, inefficiency, and burnout.
The Art of Multitasking offers a smarter perspective. Instead of rejecting multitasking altogether, this book shows how to practice it intentionally, effectively, and sustainably. Drawing on insights from neuroscience, psychology, and real-world productivity systems, it explains how attention works, why certain multitasking habits fail, and how others can significantly enhance performance.
Through practical frameworks and clear examples, readers learn how to manage multiple responsibilities without sacrificing quality, creativity, or well-being. The book explores multitasking in work, learning, and daily life, while also highlighting the critical role of focus and the power of knowing when to slow down.
Designed for professionals, students, and creatives navigating an increasingly complex world, The Art of Multitasking is not about doing everything at once-it is about doing the right things, in the right way, at the right time.