Wired to Distraction: How Rediscovering Deep Presence Can Transform the Executive Mind
Constant connectivity has quietly dismantled one of the most powerful tools in an executive's arsenal — the ability to be genuinely, fully present with another person. Neuroscience and behavioral psychology increasingly confirm that undivided human attention is not merely a social grace, but a high-performance cognitive skill. Prague, removed from the relentless pull of professional obligation, offers an exceptional environment in which that skill can be deliberately reclaimed.