So if you check your texts often while trying to work, you aren’t only losing the little bursts of time you… — Johann Hari
So if you check your texts often while trying to work, you aren’t only losing the little bursts of time you spend looking at the texts– you are also losing the time it takes to refocus afterwards, which can be much longer.
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