A world without work is coming and why successful people work on one thing at a time | Dana's Weekly Roundup Issue 40
ISSUE #40Dana's Weekly RoundupHi everyone!How do you devour a whale? One bite at a time. The same can be said about finishing tasks. Another article about the changing landscape of work, a subject I find fascinating.Enjoy!Dana
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Why successful people work on one thing at a time
Professor Gloria Mark from the University of California, Irvine, told Fast Company that it takes an average of 23 minutes and 15 seconds to get back to the task after an interruption. Think about how many 23 minute chunks get wasted when you rapidly switch between tasks as you’re multitasking. Farhan called this time cost, “context switching.”MKTG
Growing a Site from 0 to 10k Visitors in a Month: Noah Kagan Edition
So this isn’t an article about how Noah Kagan grew a blog from 0 to 10,000 visitors. He’s done that before and you can’t replicate his clout.Instead, this is an article about how Noah’s apprentice grew his brand new site from 0 to 10,000 visitors.IRL
A world without work is coming – it could be utopia or it could be hell
Most of us have wondered what we might do if we didn’t need to work – if we woke up one morning to discover we had won the lottery, say. We entertain ourselves with visions of multiple homes, trips around the world or the players we would sign after buying Arsenal. For many of us, the most tantalising aspect of such visions is the freedom it would bring: to do what one wants, when one wants and how one wants.