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Paperback. Etat : Good. In this book BRAINCHAINS you discover your brain, to unleash its full potential in a hyperconnected, multitasking world Prof Dr Theo Compernolle studied over 600 publications, surveyed 1200 professionals and wrote another easy readable and practical book.As a medical doctor, neuropsychiatrist and scholar with decades of experience in medical schools and business schools in many countries, he integrates science from many domains. What is your most important tool to be successful as a professional? Your brain What do you know about your thinking brain? Nothing.The sad result: a majority of knowledge workers ruin the performance of their magnificent brain, and obstruct the matchless potential of their brain-ICT collaboration (Information and Communication Technologies).Taking into account the strengths and weaknesses of your brain you will also get the best results from your brain-ICT synergy. -Part 1: How your reflecting brain, your archiving brain and your reflex brain influence your thinking-Part 2: The BrainChains: how always being connected, multitasking, stress and lack of sleep ruin your performance-Part 3: Practical tools and tips to unchain your brain-The fifth BrainChain; Badly Designed Offices about disastrous open offices is a FREE BOOKLET at www.brainchains.org Eye-opener A great read for all of us who are juggling-it-all, work and family, are interested in increasing productivity and to get the most of our brains AND our smart phones.Marjan Inbar, Senior Communications Consultant, NY. USA .quite a feat to integrate research from so many domains and turn them in a very readable, inspiring, useful often surprising and even stirring book. not only the problems. but also the solutions.Daniel Blumberg, Principal and Investor, NY . a compelling, meticulously researched, and cleverly illustrated case against the twin tyrannies of hyperconnectivity and multitasking. also shows how to free ourselves from them Nelida and Jorge Colapinto (Psychologists). Wynnewood. PA. USA Read this book if you'd like to learn how to master information technology, rather than have it master you and letting it get in the way of doing your best work. Prof Peter Cappelli.G.W. Taylor Professor of Management. The Wharton School. Philadelphia. USA .Multitasking is impossible Understanding and accepting this, helped me to refocus on tasks which matters and to rediscover my creativity. I used the short MULTITASKING test in my meetings in our global organization. It's exciting to see everywhere the aha-epiphany Dr. Peter zum Hebel, Vice President, Manufacturing, Kemira Germany . a revelation for me and helped me better understand why people do what they do in a health & safety context. An essential and easy read for practical people, who want to know how people work and what can be practically done to maximize their efficiency and reduce human errorMalc Staves, Global Health & Safety Director, L'Oreal .Paris France . an easy to read page turner. which I feel everyone in the connected world should readDave Scott President Barco, Inc. USA .everybody is complaining about a continuous input overload. Yet the real quandary is: while we are continuously flooded by the breakers of redundant signals we do suffer from a lack of relevant information. Theo Compernolle describes and analyzes this state of affairs and its impact on our daily life and our habitual and creative performance.Gottlieb GUNTERN, President of CREANDO - International Foundation for Creativity & Leadership, Switzerland .This book shows me a so powerful human brain . Looking inside into my brain, I get my idea to have my life back under my own control. and recapture time to love and be loved.Wei TAO, Business Information Manager of DSM China. …

Paperback. Etat : Very Good. In this book BRAINCHAINS you discover your brain, to unleash its full potential in a hyperconnected, multitasking world Prof Dr Theo Compernolle studied over 600 publications, surveyed 1200 professionals and wrote another easy readable and practical book.As a medical doctor, neuropsychiatrist and scholar with decades of experience in medical schools and business schools in many countries, he integrates science from many domains. What is your most important tool to be successful as a professional? Your brain What do you know about your thinking brain? Nothing.The sad result: a majority of knowledge workers ruin the performance of their magnificent brain, and obstruct the matchless potential of their brain-ICT collaboration (Information and Communication Technologies).Taking into account the strengths and weaknesses of your brain you will also get the best results from your brain-ICT synergy. -Part 1: How your reflecting brain, your archiving brain and your reflex brain influence your thinking-Part 2: The BrainChains: how always being connected, multitasking, stress and lack of sleep ruin your performance-Part 3: Practical tools and tips to unchain your brain-The fifth BrainChain; Badly Designed Offices about disastrous open offices is a FREE BOOKLET at www.brainchains.org Eye-opener A great read for all of us who are juggling-it-all, work and family, are interested in increasing productivity and to get the most of our brains AND our smart phones.Marjan Inbar, Senior Communications Consultant, NY. USA .quite a feat to integrate research from so many domains and turn them in a very readable, inspiring, useful often surprising and even stirring book. not only the problems. but also the solutions.Daniel Blumberg, Principal and Investor, NY . a compelling, meticulously researched, and cleverly illustrated case against the twin tyrannies of hyperconnectivity and multitasking. also shows how to free ourselves from them Nelida and Jorge Colapinto (Psychologists). Wynnewood. PA. USA Read this book if you'd like to learn how to master information technology, rather than have it master you and letting it get in the way of doing your best work. Prof Peter Cappelli.G.W. Taylor Professor of Management. The Wharton School. Philadelphia. USA .Multitasking is impossible Understanding and accepting this, helped me to refocus on tasks which matters and to rediscover my creativity. I used the short MULTITASKING test in my meetings in our global organization. It's exciting to see everywhere the aha-epiphany Dr. Peter zum Hebel, Vice President, Manufacturing, Kemira Germany . a revelation for me and helped me better understand why people do what they do in a health & safety context. An essential and easy read for practical people, who want to know how people work and what can be practically done to maximize their efficiency and reduce human errorMalc Staves, Global Health & Safety Director, L'Oreal .Paris France . an easy to read page turner. which I feel everyone in the connected world should readDave Scott President Barco, Inc. USA .everybody is complaining about a continuous input overload. Yet the real quandary is: while we are continuously flooded by the breakers of redundant signals we do suffer from a lack of relevant information. Theo Compernolle describes and analyzes this state of affairs and its impact on our daily life and our habitual and creative performance.Gottlieb GUNTERN, President of CREANDO - International Foundation for Creativity & Leadership, Switzerland .This book shows me a so powerful human brain . Looking inside into my brain, I get my idea to have my life back under my own control. and recapture time to love and be loved.Wei TAO, Business Information Manager of DSM China.…

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Paperback. Etat : Good. In this book BRAINCHAINS you discover your brain, to unleash its full potential in a hyperconnected, multitasking world Prof Dr Theo Compernolle studied over 600 publications, surveyed 1200 professionals and wrote another easy readable and practical book.As a medical doctor, neuropsychiatrist and scholar with decades of experience in medical schools and business schools in many countries, he integrates science from many domains. What is your most important tool to be successful as a professional? Your brain What do you know about your thinking brain? Nothing.The sad result: a majority of knowledge workers ruin the performance of their magnificent brain, and obstruct the matchless potential of their brain-ICT collaboration (Information and Communication Technologies).Taking into account the strengths and weaknesses of your brain you will also get the best results from your brain-ICT synergy. -Part 1: How your reflecting brain, your archiving brain and your reflex brain influence your thinking-Part 2: The BrainChains: how always being connected, multitasking, stress and lack of sleep ruin your performance-Part 3: Practical tools and tips to unchain your brain-The fifth BrainChain; Badly Designed Offices about disastrous open offices is a FREE BOOKLET at www.brainchains.org Eye-opener A great read for all of us who are juggling-it-all, work and family, are interested in increasing productivity and to get the most of our brains AND our smart phones.Marjan Inbar, Senior Communications Consultant, NY. USA .quite a feat to integrate research from so many domains and turn them in a very readable, inspiring, useful often surprising and even stirring book. not only the problems. but also the solutions.Daniel Blumberg, Principal and Investor, NY . a compelling, meticulously researched, and cleverly illustrated case against the twin tyrannies of hyperconnectivity and multitasking. also shows how to free ourselves from them Nelida and Jorge Colapinto (Psychologists). Wynnewood. PA. USA Read this book if you'd like to learn how to master information technology, rather than have it master you and letting it get in the way of doing your best work. Prof Peter Cappelli.G.W. Taylor Professor of Management. The Wharton School. Philadelphia. USA .Multitasking is impossible Understanding and accepting this, helped me to refocus on tasks which matters and to rediscover my creativity. I used the short MULTITASKING test in my meetings in our global organization. It's exciting to see everywhere the aha-epiphany Dr. Peter zum Hebel, Vice President, Manufacturing, Kemira Germany . a revelation for me and helped me better understand why people do what they do in a health & safety context. An essential and easy read for practical people, who want to know how people work and what can be practically done to maximize their efficiency and reduce human errorMalc Staves, Global Health & Safety Director, L'Oreal .Paris France . an easy to read page turner. which I feel everyone in the connected world should readDave Scott President Barco, Inc. USA .everybody is complaining about a continuous input overload. Yet the real quandary is: while we are continuously flooded by the breakers of redundant signals we do suffer from a lack of relevant information. Theo Compernolle describes and analyzes this state of affairs and its impact on our daily life and our habitual and creative performance.Gottlieb GUNTERN, President of CREANDO - International Foundation for Creativity & Leadership, Switzerland .This book shows me a so powerful human brain . Looking inside into my brain, I get my idea to have my life back under my own control. and recapture time to love and be loved.Wei TAO, Business Information Manager of DSM China. …

Paperback. Etat : Very Good. In this book BRAINCHAINS you discover your brain, to unleash its full potential in a hyperconnected, multitasking world Prof Dr Theo Compernolle studied over 600 publications, surveyed 1200 professionals and wrote another easy readable and practical book.As a medical doctor, neuropsychiatrist and scholar with decades of experience in medical schools and business schools in many countries, he integrates science from many domains. What is your most important tool to be successful as a professional? Your brain What do you know about your thinking brain? Nothing.The sad result: a majority of knowledge workers ruin the performance of their magnificent brain, and obstruct the matchless potential of their brain-ICT collaboration (Information and Communication Technologies).Taking into account the strengths and weaknesses of your brain you will also get the best results from your brain-ICT synergy. -Part 1: How your reflecting brain, your archiving brain and your reflex brain influence your thinking-Part 2: The BrainChains: how always being connected, multitasking, stress and lack of sleep ruin your performance-Part 3: Practical tools and tips to unchain your brain-The fifth BrainChain; Badly Designed Offices about disastrous open offices is a FREE BOOKLET at www.brainchains.org Eye-opener A great read for all of us who are juggling-it-all, work and family, are interested in increasing productivity and to get the most of our brains AND our smart phones.Marjan Inbar, Senior Communications Consultant, NY. USA .quite a feat to integrate research from so many domains and turn them in a very readable, inspiring, useful often surprising and even stirring book. not only the problems. but also the solutions.Daniel Blumberg, Principal and Investor, NY . a compelling, meticulously researched, and cleverly illustrated case against the twin tyrannies of hyperconnectivity and multitasking. also shows how to free ourselves from them Nelida and Jorge Colapinto (Psychologists). Wynnewood. PA. USA Read this book if you'd like to learn how to master information technology, rather than have it master you and letting it get in the way of doing your best work. Prof Peter Cappelli.G.W. Taylor Professor of Management. The Wharton School. Philadelphia. USA .Multitasking is impossible Understanding and accepting this, helped me to refocus on tasks which matters and to rediscover my creativity. I used the short MULTITASKING test in my meetings in our global organization. It's exciting to see everywhere the aha-epiphany Dr. Peter zum Hebel, Vice President, Manufacturing, Kemira Germany . a revelation for me and helped me better understand why people do what they do in a health & safety context. An essential and easy read for practical people, who want to know how people work and what can be practically done to maximize their efficiency and reduce human errorMalc Staves, Global Health & Safety Director, L'Oreal .Paris France . an easy to read page turner. which I feel everyone in the connected world should readDave Scott President Barco, Inc. USA .everybody is complaining about a continuous input overload. Yet the real quandary is: while we are continuously flooded by the breakers of redundant signals we do suffer from a lack of relevant information. Theo Compernolle describes and analyzes this state of affairs and its impact on our daily life and our habitual and creative performance.Gottlieb GUNTERN, President of CREANDO - International Foundation for Creativity & Leadership, Switzerland .This book shows me a so powerful human brain . Looking inside into my brain, I get my idea to have my life back under my own control. and recapture time to love and be loved.Wei TAO, Business Information Manager of DSM China.…

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