Meetings are stealing more than just your time
A one-hour meeting rarely costs you just one hour.
There’s the time you spend anticipating it.
The disruption to whatever you were working on beforehand.
And the time afterwards when part of your mind is still stuck on what was just discussed.
This is one reason a calendar packed with meetings can leave you feeling busy all day while making sustained, focused work surprisingly difficult.
In today’s video, I look at the idea of attention residue and share a few simple ways to reduce the mental cost of moving in and out of meetings throughout the day.
Sometimes protecting your focus isn’t about finding more time.
It’s about being more intentional with the time that’s already in your calendar.
Is there one meeting on your calendar this week that could be shorter, combined, or handled another way?
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