Focus is a problem. On average, people work for only three minutes before getting distracted or interrupted — and then it takes an average of 23 minutes to get back to that original task. Technology ...

The author of "Indistractable" says there are several, some unconventional, ways to keep from falling down rabbit holes.

Working from home can feel like a blessing and a curse, especially when distractions seem to pop up every five minutes. Whether it’s your phone, the laundry pile, or even your own racing thoughts, ...

If you're like me, you know the pain of constantly being interrupted by iPhone notifications. Nothing is worse than being rudely interrupted and embarrassed during your nightly dinner by a pointless ...

Distractions are inevitable, whether it’s your phone pulling you away from work or sleep, the noise in your office, or a home workspace that just isn’t conducive to productivity. Distractions don’t ...

Let’s be honest: We’re addicted to our phones. We check our phones an alarming number of times per day, which can ...

Arkansas and Utah have recently taken steps to tighten regulations on various forms of social media, and the state of Montana has banned TikTok completely. While the motivations for these moves are ...

Ori was in the midst of giving a big keynote speech about lessons from his Olympic career when it happened: A series of loud, jarring noises erupted from the back of the room. Staff started running ...

Is distraction a curse or a blessing? Not giving full attention to what we should be doing makes us miss deadlines, fail classes, and crash into other drivers. Distraction certainly has a price.

Concerned an Apple Watch will distract your kid while they're in class? Apple Schooltime lets parents lock down a child's smartwatch during set times without sacrificing security. I’ve contributed to ...