What if the real threat to your productivity isn't laziness—but fragmentation?

In a world that rewards busyness, applauds availability, and measures worth by responsiveness, we've normalized a lie: that doing more at once means doing more that matters.

In The Myth of Multitasking, the first book in The Deep Work Society trilogy, you'll discover why focus is more than a skill—it's a superpower. Through neuroscience, timeless wisdom, and immersive storytelling, this book reveals how multitasking drains your energy, fragments your emotions, and silently erodes your ability to think clearly.

This isn't a call to quit your job, toss your phone, or move off the grid. It's an invitation to live differently within the world you already inhabit—to design a life that holds your full attention instead of constantly dividing it.

Whether you're a creator, a professional, a parent, or a student, The Myth of Multitasking will help you:

· Reclaim clarity in a world of noise

· Recover the lost art of deep focus

· Build a life defined not by speed—but by depth

Your attention is your most valuable resource. Isn't it time you stopped giving it away for free?