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Brain Hates Frequent Checking of Emails. Why?

Brain Hates Frequent Context Switch
Daily writing prompt
What is the last thing you learned?

The most recent thing I learned is that our brain hates frequent checking of emails. This frequent context switching never comes naturally to our human brain.

In his book A World without Email, Cal Newport highlights the fact that our brain operates best in a sequential manner. But due to the digital revolution in an age of email and social media, wherein we frequently check emails and messages, our productivity goes down.

This frequent context switch is something our sequential brain finds very difficult to adjust.

Hence for Deep Work it is recommended to focus on the job at hand avoiding frequent context switching.

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