One of the most exhausting and least effective approaches to, well, pretty much anything, is multitasking. Once hailed as the best way to navigate challenging workloads, days, projects and roles, multitasking is now seen as a poor choice.
It’s tempting to try to do many things at once. We are barraged by information, demands for our attention, and an infinite variety of ways to waste our time and energy. Trying to stay on top of the inflow of information is, as the wonderful Martha Beck once pointed out, like trying to take a delicate sip of water from a fire hose. Click to read more.
Boquete and the surrounding areas produce most of the country’s fruits and vegetable. The clean waters, mountain air and abundant sunshine grow great food. At any time you can see truckloads of oranges, bananas, plantains, potatoes and more, driving to market. And the markets are great, bringing food straight from the farmer to the table. And the fruits... many fruits that are never or rarely seen in North American markets, strange and odd looking tropical fruit varieties delight, amuse and make wonderful shakes and liquados.
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