It doesn’t work – studies show those who multitasked during cognitive tasks experienced an IQ decline similar to being up all night without sleep.
And The Cleveland Clinic says multitasking doesn’t work because when our brain bounces from task to task we become less efficient.
Only 2.5% of us can effectively multitask.
We already know what it’s like to feel slammed all the time.
Now we know that taking on more than we can handle only makes it worse.
But wait, there’s hope.
Multitasking by doing a cognitive task while also enjoying a passive experience such as simultaneously listening to music is fine.
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