MULTITASKING IS A MYTH
Most employees try to multitask the entire day:
At work, many people have more than one screen open in front of them with various projects. In between they also send a text or they like some photos on Facebook. Colleagues drop by and provide distraction. Between the emails and phone calls to clients, you also manage to make a shopping list and catch up on the latest news in the online newspaper. By the end of the day, these people will get into their car completely wrecked. And what’s more, they didn’t even manage to do all the work they had planned to do.
Does this daily hustle and bustle sound familiar?
WOUTER HESSELING
Wouter Hesseling studied Medical Biology at the University of Amsterdam (UvA) and graduated from the Academy of Physical Education.
Wouter is a true all-rounder. After completing his studies, he spent several years touring the world as a performing artist, before shifting his focus to (juggling) shows, workshops, and corporate training sessions (see jongleertraining.com). Over the years, he has had the opportunity to observe hundreds of organizations from the inside, both in the Netherlands and abroad. The knowledge and insights he gained during these experiences became the inspiration for a new concept to help people work much more efficiently.
Corporate Workshops and Training.
As a corporate trainer, Wouter noticed that most employees spend their entire day trying to multitask—often doing more harm than good, both to themselves and those around them. Drawing on his experiences, literature on the subject, and numerous conversations with scientists at UvA, VU, and UU, he developed the concept: ‘Multitasking is a Myth’.
Now, with years of experience under his belt, Wouter is considered an expert in this field. He is a highly sought-after speaker and workshop leader, working with leading agencies such as DeSpreker, Athenas, Speakers Academy, Topspeakers, and MBTM Consultancy.
‘Multitasking is a Myth’
The best time management workshop/lecture available today—insightful, engaging, hands-on, and full of humor. In these sessions, the myth of multitasking is debunked.
Work 40% more efficiently—it’s possible!
