This is the most pure content I’ve ever poured into a 60-minute webinar. If you haven’t already seen this replay, you owe it to yourself!

In it I gave clear, candid answers to the Top 5 Productivity Questions asked in a survey of over 1000 participants:

#1 "How do I get more focused?"

#2 "How can I stop the interruptions in my workday?"

#3 "How can I help others stop making me less productive?"

#4 "How can I cut down on email?"

#5 "How can I stop procrastinating?"

This repay expires December 24^th, so don’t “procrastinate” watching it!

Click here to get the replay:

http://productivitymiracle.com/replay

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This was a spur-of-the-moment video I recorded after a brief call with a customer.

I’d love to get your thoughts!

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Outsourcing expert Chris Ducker posted a great article about my Myth of Multitasking book on his blog. Check it out here: http://www.chrisducker.com/2009/11/25/entrepreneurial-myth-being-able-to-multitask-helps-you-get-more-done/

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“There’s a movement for people like Rauch. It’s called Slow Media. Kinda like slow food, but without the food. Slowies write letters, and, you know, talk to each other, offline. They like to do one thing at a time.”

http://marketplace.publicradio.org/display/web/2009/11/17/pm-slow-media/

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Would you trade places with a 3 foot man in a wheelchair?

Before you say “NO WAY!”you need to watch this video of a man I met at the SANG Conference in Beverly Hills last month:

Click Here for the Sean Stephenson Video

Now trust me – just seeing this man will eliminate any and all self defeating beliefs within you.

I hope this helps you realize that you really can achieve anything.

This is beyond inspiring – it’s a wake up call for all of us:

Click Here for the Sean Stephenson Video

P.S. You should have seen him at SANG! His 20-minute presentation left the audience STUNNED. You’ll know

why when you see him here:

Click Here for the Sean Stephenson Video

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But why, exactly, does multitasking have such a negative effect? According to Dave Crenshaw, business coach and author of The Myth of Multitasking, the damage is caused by what he calls the “switching cost” – the time taken to switch from one task and refocus on another. “You actually take much longer to accomplish things, make more mistakes and increase your stress,” he says….


http://www.guardian.co.uk/money/2009/oct/05/avoid-multitasking

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“As of June 2009, this panel shows 57 percent of consumers with Internet access at home watch TV and go online simultaneously at least once a month. On average these consumers spend 2 hours, 39 minutes each month simultaneously using the Internet while also watching TV…”

http://www.adweek.com/aw/content_display/news/media/e3i2c507d0227252714e48b60c56637af50

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 “In an ideal Buck Rogers world, we would be able to text and drive at the same time without worry. Using driver workload management software, an intelligent car would instantly recognize when we are using our personal digital assistant, and perhaps activate a magnetic field around the vehicle repelling us from danger or collision…”

http://www.detnews.com/article/20090910/OPINION03/909100337/1031/opinion03

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“A new study suggests that people who often do multiple tasks in a variety of media — texting, instant messaging, online video watching, word processing, Web surfing, and more — do worse on tests in which they need to switch attention from one task to another than people who rarely multitask in this way…”

http://www.cnn.com/2009/HEALTH/08/25/multitasking.harmful/index.html

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“Utah passed the nation’s toughest law to crack down on texting behind the wheel. Offenders now face up to 15 years in prison.

The new law, which took effect in May, penalizes a texting driver who causes a fatality as harshly as a drunken driver who kills someone…”

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/08/29/technology/29distracted.html?_r=1

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