内容简介
Whetherweloveourjobsornot,theamountofworkonourplatehasreachedunsustainablelevels.Westarteachworkdayanxiousabouthowwewillgetitalldone,andwhichimportanttaskswillhavetobesacrificed—again—sowecankeepourheadsabovewater.Weoftenrespondtoourout-of-controlto-dolistsbyfocusingonbeingmoreefficient—tryingtogetmoredoneinlesstime.AccordingtoJoshDavis,Ph.D.,we'regoingaboutitthewrongway.Theanswerisnottogetmoredonefaster,butrathertocreatetheconditionsforatleasttwoawesomehoursofpeakproductivityeachday.Neuroscienceandpsychologyresearchisrevealingwhatthoseconditionsare.Drawingonthisresearch,Davisexplainsthatourmindsoperateaccordingtocomplexfactorsthat,whenleveragedtherightway,canmakeustrulyeffective.Davisshowsusfivedeceptivelysimplestrategiestocreatetheconditionsforincredibleproductivityandtorestoresanityandbalancetoourlives:Maximizethemomentsinourdaywhenwearebetweentasks,intentionallychoosingwhattotacklenextScheduletasksbasedontheircognitiveandemotionaldemandsLearnhowtodirectattentionFeedandmoveourbodiesforshort-termbenefitIdentifyhowourenvironmentaffectsourfocusandalertnessWearecapableofimpressivefeatsofcomprehension,motivation,andperformancewhenourpsychologicalandbiologicalsystemsarefunctioningoptimally.TwoAwesomeHourswillshowushowtobeourmostproductiveeveryday.
作者简介
JoshDavis,Ph.D.,isthedirectorofresearchandleadprofessorattheNeuroLeadershipInstitute,aglobalinstitutededicatedtosynthesizingscientificresearchandguidingitsuseinthebusinessandleadershipdomains.HehastaughtatColumbiaUniversity,NewYorkUniversity,andBarnardCollegeofColumbiaUniversity.HehaswrittenforHBR.org,strategy+business,PsychologyToday,andPeople&Strategy.HelivesinNewYorkCity.,