In today’s workplace, “busy” has become a badge of honor. Back-to-back meetings, endless to-do lists, and the constant ping of notifications make it feel like multitasking is the only way to keep up. But neuroscience suggests a different story: the human brain isn’t built for multitasking. In our latest article, The Power of One (Not More Than Two): A Neuroscience-Based Strategy for Focus and Productivity, we explore why trying to do it all leaves us stressed, error-prone, and ultimately less effective. More importantly, we share a simple framework designed to help individuals, teams, and leaders achieve more by planning less.
