KEYNOTE 'Multitasking is a myth'
Interactive lecture on focus, attention, and modern time management
An immersive plenary experience
This reading is anything but passive.
During the lecture, participants are actively involved with short exercises, interactive moments, and surprising assignments from their seats.
The room also literally comes to life. Participants get to work with a special juggling-like exercise that generates energy, focus, and interaction within the group.
Ideal as an inspiring opening or closing session for a management day, conference, inspiration event or professional development day.
Inspiring and directly applicable
The lecture prompts reflection and provides plenty of material for discussion for the rest of the day.
As with the workshop, the lecture is tailored in advance to the theme of the meeting and the audience's practice. Participants receive concrete tools to handle interruptions in the workplace and build in more calm and focus.
How much does it cost to book this interactive lecture?
Go to rates .
Is the group no larger than 120 people and is there time and space to be active?
Then look at the active workshop option.
This lecture covers topics including those discussed in our articles on multitasking, social media, and mental health.
Articles on this site:
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Mark Rutte , our brain cannot multitask.
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Scrolling less improves mental health
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Social media algorithms influence what you see
