Giving our full attention to what’s in front of us rather than succumbing to unrelenting interruptions is one of the biggest challenges many of us face in our professional and personal lives.
Multi-tasking interferes with productivity and undermines relationships, both at work and at home.
It is impossible to do deep, engaging work and to establish satisfying relationships with colleagues or family members if we are not paying attention to the task or to the people who are in front of us.
For most of us digital devices lead the list of disruptors.
In this post Henrik Edberg offers “10 habits that help me to keep my attention on what truly matters – both at work and in my private life – and at the same time minimize stress and overwhelm.”
I particularly appreciate #10: “Remember the 5 little words for sanity: One thing at a time.”
What would you add to Edberg’s list?
Dennis Sparks on re·sil·ience 
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