5) White space
Quelling distractions is both a matter of harnessing our inner resources, i.e. our ability to pay attention, and creating a climate conducive to focus. And today, finding the space to focus is hard.
More than half of workers typically have to juggle so many tasks or are so often interrupted that they find it hard to get work done, according to the Families and Work Institute. That's why a growing number of companies are creating "white space" — physical places or times for uninterrupted thinking or creative thought.
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Maggie Jackson chat transcript
'Balancing Acts' columnist and author of the book 'Distracted' stopped by to chat.

