Harmful Effects of being Always On
This insight inspired from David Rock’s book your Brain at Work enlightens us on the harmful effects of being always on.


This insight inspired from David Rock’s book your Brain at Work enlightens us on the harmful effects of being always on.


This insight inspired from David Rock’s book your Brain at Work throws light of how habits improve performance of working memory.


This insight inspired from David Rock’s book Your Brain at Work throws light on how our brain is similar to a theater stage.
Being cognizant of this can help us onboard the most necessary characters in our prefrontal cortex at the right moment for best usage of brain.

This fascinating insight inspired from David Rock’s book Your Brain at Work, enlightens us on the five most important parts of brain.


This fascinating insight inspired from David Rock’s book Your Brain at Work throws light on the importance of chunking for our working memory.
The following insight inspired from Your Brain at Work explains at length why breaking information into logical chunks is helpful

Imagine the brain like a theater stage. Just as the number of actors in a stage is limited so also is the processing capacity of the brain.
Hence for best and most efficient use of the brain, chunk information and present to the brain.
Read below another similar wonderful insight from this book:
https://viewpointsunplugged.com/harmful-effects-of-stress-and-anxiety/
Read more about David Rock’s on neuroscience:
Mindful Attention Awareness Scale and its details can be found below:
https://ggsc.berkeley.edu/images/uploads/The_Mindful_Attention_Awareness_Scale_-Trait(1).pdf

This insight inspired from David Rock’s book Your Brain at Work, enlightens us on the best way to multitask.


This fascinating insight inspired from David Rock’s book Your Brain at Work illuminates us on the importance of prefrontal cortex of our brain.


This fascinating insight from David Rock’s book Your Brain at Work, throws light as to how our brain is similar to a theater stage.
Knowing this limitation can help us onboard the right characters on stage at the right time for best results.


The insight inspired from David Rock’s book Your Brain at Work throws light into the top three limitations of our brain.
In his book Your Brain at Work the author has compared our brain with a theater stage. Just like a stage can have a handful of actors who can enact one scene at a time, our brain is similar.
Once we parallel task and context switch frequently, our energy hungry brain feels tired.
Hence as you can see from this post it is important to not frequently multitask or context switch for best performance of our brain.

David Rock’s book provides effective techniques to avoid distractions and sharpen our focus.
https://viewpointsunplugged.com/what-are-the-harmful-effects-of-being-always-on/
Grab a copy of this book now:
https://www.amazon.in/Your-Brain-Work-Strategies-Distraction/dp/0061771295

The insight inspired from Daniel Pink’s book A Whole New Mind throws light on our brain’s department of homeland security.
