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How to Reduce Context Switching During a Busy Workday
You start the morning on a report, answer a quick message, check a spreadsheet for a colleague, glance at email, and by 11 a.m.
You buy books, start them with good intentions and abandon them by chapter three, while your phone quietly absorbs two hours of every evening. It is not a lack of interest.
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