In this time of constant distractions and way too many priorities, a distraction expert says it's okay to give yourself a break. Curt Steinhorst studies the science of attention. He's got a lot of ...

Physical comfort has long been treated as a baseline assumption rather than an active contributor to performance. If the ...

Remote work has been nothing short of a revolution. As a result of changing company structures and the global pandemic, a staggering 20% of the US workforce now works from home, and this number ...

Mindless distractions interfere with life and work. We live in a world filled with distractions. How many times an hour do you check your phone and your social apps? Are you one of the many who ...

Whether you're working the floor at a retail store or sifting through papers at a desk, a new study suggests you may want to start paying more attention to the music that's playing in the background — ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Christine Michel Carter covers working mothers, diversity, and jobs. Physical clutter and visual distractions can drive up stress, ...

You cell phone could be one of those reoccurring distractions that throw you off from your workload. From phone calls about the kids to texts from friends and family, our cell phones are easily an ...

Some of us might have a side hustle: that little job or two on the side that adds to your resume and puts a little change in your pockets. It might be freelancing, or an extension of your real job, ...