July 2, 2021
by Tina Arnoldi
A 2021 study conducted by Microsoft concluded that back-to-back meetings are a “disaster” for productivity and mental health. The study was carried out by analyzing the brain activity of employees who volunteered to be hooked up to EEG, with one group sticking with consecutive meetings while the other had breaks in between.
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September 25, 2020
by Elizabeth Pratt
ADHD-like behavior caused by lack of sleep may be beneficial for entrepreneurial activity.
For some people, bad sleep can result in feelings of hyperactivity the following day, along with impulsive behavior and shifting attention spans. These behaviours all resemble those of ADHD.
Now a new study suggests this could lend itself to entrepreneurial behavior.
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