Andrey Golub

Q: Is the heavy and multi-task working, participation in some highly-active projects, like drugs?

It took me few weeks, not less :(, to complete the redesigning of Non-only-MilanIN directories for Milan, Italy, The World and On-line only platforms, in according to the advice/example shown by Michael.

 

Btw, please go and check those pages, they look really better now! And we're also waiting for the new arrivals submitted by Club Members (and not Members).

About the 'few weeks': well, I am not lazy at all, and generally I am available also for some monkey-job (like HTML, if not too much), but it's so difficult for me now to find some free and continuous 30 minutes to remain concentrated on the same activity... for the whole 30 mins!

I usually work in a heavy multi-tasking mode, solving hundreds of problems (and creating even more :lol:) every day, coordinating activity on few quite important working projects and some (not less important :lol:) hobby projects in the free/rest minutes. Well, in parallel I am reading lots of news, Blogs and chatting with my friends/ colleagues in 3 different languages... It's all good, but it has become really difficult, almost impossible, for me to remain concentrated on a concrete, even very easy, one task, for some X minutes...

So my question to experts would be: is the heavy multi-task working and highly-active projects participation like drugs?

Hm...seems to be a kind of drugs! You can not then live w/o any new information arriving to you every few seconds...What is the best of all- I do not see it as stress! I am accustomed and I like that. There is only one problem, explained above :)

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