INTRODUCTION by Evi Azizah

eviazizah19 — 2024-02-04 16:31:49 UTC

Watch the video! What do you think about this video?

2024-02-05 00:58:39 UTC

I think it would be better for us to do monotasking, it gives you more control and better outcomes

19923147_Arsyi Meisa Riani

2024-02-05 00:59:17 UTC

My thought about the video is monotasking is important because according to Paolo Cardini, monotasking can increase productivity, increase creativity, and maximize our focus on the one thing we are doing. that way we can dedicate and give full attention to an activity.

19923039_Avicenna

avicennaannahlhk — 2024-02-05 00:59:46 UTC

he tells that mono-tasking is a basic ability that we have forgotten bcs world has push us to multi-tasking, he shows mono phone and mono compass, as we know we use mono phone around 2000-2012, mono tasking lead us to focus on one thing

aqilahpinta — 2024-02-05 01:01:01 UTC

Name: Andi Aqilah Pinta Raniya

NIM: 19923131

I can see why Paolo is against multitasking, because i’ve read somewhere that multitasking could actually reduce your ability to focus. This could affect our daily activities negatively, including in class.

19923059_Aretha Nadira

arethanadira18 — 2024-02-05 01:01:45 UTC

I think the video about monotasking gives a new insight in living the everyday life and it also talks about how it could be better to focus on one thing at a time to get optimal results. Overall I agree with the idea, but it also has to be paired with great time management

19923087_Andrea Immanuela P.B.

andreaimmanuela — 2024-02-05 01:02:05 UTC

I relate a lot to the video because I'm the type of person that prefer doing things one by one (monotasking), because by doing it I can be more focus to my work and get a better result than multitasking. I think we still can monotask even if we have the technology that provides lots of application that we can use at the same time, it's our task to manage it, so I think the monogadgets that were mentioned are unnecessary.

19923115_Meshi Rizka Nabila

meshirizkanabila — 2024-02-05 01:02:06 UTC

I think i agree with Mr Paolo that important to apply the monotasking because monotasking helps you to focus at one thing at one time and it also helps you preventing missleading information between one thing and the other thing if you do multitasking. So the conclusion is i agree with monotasking, but again, everything have their own plus minus.

19923035_Faisal Riza Ramadhan

2024-02-05 01:02:37 UTC

The video is giving an explanation about multitasking and monotasking. In my opinion not every person can do tasks at the same time because the focus is not clear to one task, the focus is split into two or maybe three task at once. I think it is so inefficient especially when it comes to study because you need to be focus on your study and not disturbed by other things. So monotasking is way better efficient and gives us much better outcomes.

19923151_Samudra Naraputra

samudranaraputra24 — 2024-02-05 01:02:55 UTC

I think lately it's been hard to just do one task at a time instead of multiple tasks because of our rushing schedules that needs us to complete our task at any time any place. But I also thinks that to narrow down your to do list at a time can make you focus better to complete tasks that are actually important at the moment.

19923063_Ratyamaya Khamsa

2024-02-05 01:03:37 UTC

In my opinion, as a person who can’t really multitask, although monotask is a great thing to do, it’s unecessary for smartphones or any gadgets like Paolo showed at his TedTalk to do just one activity because we don’t really use smartphones for just sms, compass, or take pictures. I think the actual purpose of smartphones is to make one device that can do many things (multitask). If we want to do just one activity such as take pictures, we can use a real camera instead of a gadget. But in real life or real activity such as homework or household chores i think it’s important to do monotask so we can focus to achieve our goals one by one.

19923107_Ailena

2024-02-05 01:03:48 UTC

for me personally, he made a few accurate points regarding to how mono tasking is more effective in increasing productivity and creative skills. Gaining focus from doing a singular activity is much more achievable than doing multiple activities at once and instead of trying to multi task, mono tasking rather focuses on maximizing an activity than trying to get everything done yet the outcome comes out either decent or underwhelming. But, some activities in life require us to multitask to achieve the best quality for us. For example, multitasking cooking and getting work done in the beginning of the week to prep for the week ahead can give us a good headstart and result in a better time management for the week ahead.

So, monotasking and multitasking both have their good causes.

19923023_Rumaisha El Ghumayda

elghumayda07 — 2024-02-05 01:04:17 UTC

As a heavy multitasker, i find this idea of monotasking is interesting. I once read about how monotasking affects our brain efficiency in a good way, and I agree that it is better to perform well on just one task rather than do multiple tasks poorly.

19923071_Gerardy Greegorius

2024-02-05 01:04:45 UTC

When we multitask, we often have difficulty dividing our focus so that our work becomes inefficient. The presenter encouraged us to consider our options to focus on our tasks one by one. I think this method needs to be tried.

19923015_Monica Adinata

myjmonic — 2024-02-05 01:04:50 UTC

Monotasking will create better result because we only focus on one thing, we can have better control of the task we're doing. But as a deadliner, i do multitask... a lot. I can see that it is true monotasking gives better outcome :D

As a college student, where the environment here is super fast-paced, I think we have to multitask a lot. For me, personally, I like to do my assignments while doing other things like listening to music, doing other assignments, cooking, or cleaning my room. But for studying, i need to monotask so i can make my studying session more effective.

19923171_Atalarizq

2024-02-05 01:05:19 UTC

Monotasking is something important that is being forgotten because in the modern era we are forced/prefered to do multitasking. Multitasking is not bad, but it has a downside, reducing our ability to focus on 1 thing. Monotasking can actually make us focus on 1 thing.

19923139_Reigi Nur Fadilah

19923139 — 2024-02-05 01:05:44 UTC

I personally like the idea of multitasking in some activities because it will save my time and energy, but there are some others activities that will require my undivided attention because their demands for better outcomes and i am not really a good multitasker to begin with so monotasking it is i guess

19923175_Samuel Nehas Akerina

2024-02-05 01:06:12 UTC

Learning from my experiences, I've learnt that sometimes often multitasking can either results in a way we're not expecting. For example you want to cook dinner, and you need to read the recipe, but on the other hand, you got a call from your co-worker, wanting to discuss about work matters. This can either make you forget the recipe correctly, or forgetting the work matters your friend wanted to talk about. On the other hand, mono tasking will give you some focus, and it'll be a quicker process, since we've put our objective into that one specific matter. So in this topic, I agree with his idea of mono tasking.

19923075_Nadia Azaria Wahyudi

2024-02-05 01:06:19 UTC

These days, people tend to use their mobile phones while doing something else (multitasking) and it makes them detached from reality because they can't decide whether to focus on their real world or digital world. I personally agree with what the speaker has said about turning multitasking into monotasking. Monotasking or just focusing on doing one thing at a time may give us the chance to maximize our creativity, focus, and potential when we are doing certains tasks.

19923019_Asybel

2024-02-05 01:06:26 UTC

The speaker tried to convey that multitasking mostly do more harm than good considering our focus is divided and the result might not be optimal. Thus, he convince people to try to monotask.

19923091_Jasmine Amanda

2024-02-05 01:06:29 UTC

Our society starts to use this multitasking culture because people think that they have limited time and we also start to apply that to our daily lives. We think that multitasking maybe the best way for us to finish our tasks. From the video, we learned that monotasking gives us space to focus on something that we work on and the result can be maximum.

gekartama — 2024-02-05 01:06:42 UTC

19923155_Gea Ekartama

What Paolo said about multitasking has a point. I also realize that we live such busy lives that multitasking seems the right way to finish all of our tasks for the day. Sometimes we completely forget how to take it easy with the workload we have. So, I feel like monotasking is a way for us to breathe and put our all heart and effort into the one important task that we’re doing. Of course, with monotasking comes other challenges that we need to overcome, such as time management and managing task priorities.

19923243 - Meliana Qurratuaini A

2024-02-05 01:06:48 UTC

But for me multitasking is not always bad. For instance, my mother multitask all the time and she gets the job done faster but still with a perfect results. She have to cook, clean, and etc at the same time, AND it gives her more time to rest. Then again, some activities in our lifes needs to be monotask.

19923179_Raudatul Hikmah

2024-02-05 01:06:52 UTC

I think that monotasking can help someone become more focused and maximize their productivity in completing tasks, resulting in higher quality work. By dedicating full attention to one task at a time, individuals can avoid distractions and give their best effort to each task, leading to better outcomes.

19923135_Meifda Berliana Zahwa

2024-02-05 01:07:08 UTC

I agree with the person in the video, I feel that sometimes monotasking is better than multitasking because we only focus on one thing to get maximum results. Meanwhile, multitasking can only be done by certain people and those who are used to it. However, it could be that under certain circumstances multitasking is better than monotasking.

19923123_M. Dzaky Haikal

19923123 — 2024-02-05 01:07:16 UTC

I agree, once I try to multitask, it just overwhelms me and nothing gets done in the end. Maybe multitasking looks more efficient, but I think, in the end, monotasking will produce a more maximized outcome.

19923079_Aquila Zayyan

2024-02-05 01:07:27 UTC

After watching the video, I agree with Mr. Paolo that monotasking is better than multitasking. because with monotasking we can focus more on doing things first. so that the activities we do can be better and more efficient. with monotasking can make our lives more productive and can maximize our creativity and focus on something.

19923247_Nadina Faliha

19923247 — 2024-02-05 01:07:32 UTC

The video given really let us to think is multitasking really efficient? Is multitasking is the only way to do our task? Is multitasking the really best way for us to do our task/study?

As a student, i believe me and students out there often do multitasking. We do think that multitasking is the most efficient way to do our tasks in one time. But the question is, is multitasking really efficient?

In my opinion, of course yes it is. But sometimes, if we lost our focus, one or more of our task didn’t done well or even worse, failed. Multitasking can also make us feeling overwhelmed sometime.

Monotasking is actually not a bad idea for us to do. Despite being ‘not that efficient’ and taking more time, monotasking can make us more focus to what we do that time so that we can do our task better. So, we as a student, have to know when to do a multitasking or when to do a monotasking.

19923103 - Tyara Oktaviana

2024-02-05 01:07:34 UTC

The man in the video gives us the new insight about monotasking, because in this world today we are more required to do multitasking. We are too focused on multitasking until we forgot that monotasking is not bad. In fact, it can provide better outcomes because we focus our attention on one thing.

19923043_Akhdan Maajid Rabbani

2024-02-05 01:07:44 UTC

Paolo Cardini suggested us to do monotasking instead, because we can focus more on what we are doing. Moreover, In my opinion, it helps us to give our best in our work rather than do multitasking in one time.

19923231_Roderica

2024-02-05 01:07:45 UTC

Mr. Paolo gave a lot of insight about only doing one thing at a time or you could say monotasking. In our daily lives we are definitely required to multitask because we have many tasks to do, however, this can actually have an impact on the activities we do. It's better to do one thing but do it well than multitasking but the results are not good.

19923095_Muhammad Naufal K. F.

2024-02-05 01:08:03 UTC

This video makes me view monotasking and multitasking differently. Before watching this video, i think multitasking is better than monotasking because the effectiveness and take less time to doing something. But after this video, i think it is more effective to do monotasking than multitasking because i can focus on something and do great about it.

19923143_Haura Shafiyyah Azka

haurazkaa — 2024-02-05 01:08:04 UTC

I agree with his opinion about multitasking. Based on my experience, when you are doing many activities on the same time, you will just focus on one, or worse, none of it. It is better to do it one by one, so you will be focused and got the better result

19923003_Fina Mutiara

2024-02-05 01:08:12 UTC

His opinion is against the trend of multitasking, it reminds us to enjoying one specific activity at a time. I think monotasking is a break for us from the crazy multitasking life. It's a common belief that multitasking increases productivity, however the reality serves contrary facts for some people.

elafshabrien — 2024-02-05 01:09:17 UTC

19923159_Elaf Shabrien Aflahia

for me personally monotasking would be much better than multitasking. i agreed that monotasking has positively impacted their life and provides tips on how to implement it.

rayhans042611 — 2024-02-05 01:09:34 UTC

19923047_Muhammad Rayhan Shadiq

The video told us about monotasking and multitasking. I think it would be better for us to do monotasking, it gives you more control and better outcomes. But, sometimes, as a student, multitasking skills are also needed because there is a lot of work that must be done in the near future

19923067_Jihan Putri Ananda

jihanpoet3 — 2024-02-05 01:09:34 UTC

I agree with the speaker's opinion on multitasking. I consider multitasking is not as efficient as monotasking just like what he shows us about the barbecue thing. Me, personally I like to focus on one thing because I believe that quality is over quantity. And for his idea about a mono-function phone is actually not that bad and we can probably try to make one of it and use it when trying to do one specific thing.

19923031_Adinda Neurona

2024-02-05 01:09:39 UTC

This video has broadened my view about monotasking. All this time, people are getting used to applied multitasking and rarely do monotasking. Ofcourse we can do a bunch of works at the same time by using the multitasking method but unfortunately we sometimes got overwhelmed and tended to not doing our job properly. Since Paolo Cardini conveyed that monotasking could rediscover our sense of advanture, it took my interest on studying the concept of monotasking further.

19923235_M Nafi Diaztara

2024-02-05 01:09:56 UTC

personally the concept of monotasking (doing only one thing at a time) sounds pretty intriguing, even though we cant kill 2 birds with one stone, we can focus on the task more, unlike multitasking

19923111_Khaylila Aisha Darmawan

2024-02-05 01:10:13 UTC

After watching the video, I can summarize that monotasking is somehow better than multitasking. By monotasking, we can control our focus on just one thing and it can give a better upshot than multitasking. From my point of view, multitasking itself is divided our focus to several things at the same time so we are not focusing on getting a best upshot but we just focusing on how the things we are up to are finished. On the other hand, monotasking can help us to maximize our focus and it can give us a better upshot since we are focusing on finish the thing for the best upshot.

The act of monotasking instead of multitasking (Ryu Ahmad Rabbani, 19923239)

2024-02-05 01:10:13 UTC

Designer Paolo Cardini makes us question about how truly effective we think about our ways of multitasking, when instead we can do things separately and it'll be more efficient to do so due to focusing on one activity at once rather than taking the hard route of doing everything at once. Paolo Cardini discusses about how constant distractions in a multitasking world can hinder productivity and creativity. Cardini encourages embracing monotasking as a means to achieve deeper concentration, efficiency, and better overall well-being. In a highly digitized world where our phones can do anything we tend to lose our ways where distractions are vibrant and varied so in a mocking way he made covers to block out ways to do multiple tasks at once on our phones.

In my conclusion, in a world riddled with multitasking and everyone strive to do so, it would be easier to focus on one task at once

19923099_Rifqi Zuhdii Fayyadh

rifqizf12 — 2024-02-05 01:10:22 UTC

As someone who often does multitasking, i think its hard to concentrate to two or more activities at one time. Its better to do it one at a time so you can get better outcomes.

2024-02-05 01:10:31 UTC

Name: Muhammad Alexander Agung Nasution

NIM: 19923119

What i think about the message in the video is really great. The speaker, Paolo Candini, broke down some examples of mono tasking also the importance of it. He delivered very well that I, as a listener, can conclude that even in multitasking activities, you need to focus on the mono tasks as well, so you will not end up in an overwhelming situation as he pictured at the beginning of the video about how he burned his barbecue feast while he's on the phone.

19923051_Muhammad Al Farizi Rizqi Ziddane

2024-02-05 01:10:40 UTC

I think what Pablo trying to say is in today's world, many people think it's very good to have the ability to do multiple things at once. While it is true, but in many cases multitasking would only makes things worse than it couldve been. multitasking makes you less focus on details and value of experiencing things just to get everything done as fast as you wanted to. So we should try to do things more slowly and try to appreciate each activity.

19923127_Jiyah Apta K.

2024-02-05 01:11:44 UTC

It might be quite hard to just focusing ourselves in one thing if we see how the world push us to be the multitasker. But, I just wanna say that even being a multitasker, just remember which one is the priority. I think it can be half multi-monotalking. Some people might enjoy the monotasking one, but at the end, it will always connect to the other thing.

19923163 - Naila Hadiati

2024-02-05 01:15:08 UTC

from the video, Mr. Paolo said that focusing one one thing better (monotasking) is better than doing too many things at once (multitasking). because based on many people’s experiences sometimes that doing multitasking gives the bad result. but for me, I can do both, because sometimes I need to do many things at one time, but I agree that doing monotasking is give the better result.

19923167_Hijriana Fatimah

2024-02-05 01:15:24 UTC

I think it's true about mono tasking where someone is more focused on one thing and more maximal to do the work and the work results may be very good, everyone may not be able to do multitasking. I think multitasking might cause stress if done continuously. Mono tasking makes our time more free if our work is done.

19923007_Fayza Fahira

fayzafahiram — 2024-02-05 01:15:32 UTC

I agree with Mr. Paolo about monotasking. From my personal experience, I often mess thing up when I'm multitasking. If I focus doing one thing, it will be more efficient and productive. I can focus doing one thing and have maximum result.

While monotasking is better for me, sometimes multitasking is better for some simple tasks because it can save more time. So it depends whenever to use multitask or monotask.

19923027_Sulthan Fulviano

2024-02-05 01:18:41 UTC

Personally, I agree with Paolo Cardini's sentiment urging us to "Forget multitasking, try monotasking." Over time, I've found that dedicating my attention to one task at a time not only enhances my focus but also elevates the quality of my work. Monotasking allows me to immerse myself fully in the intricacies of a particular assignment, minimizing distractions and the likelihood of errors. While I acknowledge the value of multitasking in certain scenarios, especially in fast-paced work environments, I've come to appreciate the depth of understanding and the sense of accomplishment that comes with monotasking. Striking a balance is essential, but integrating more monotasking into my routine has undeniably improved my overall productivity and the satisfaction I derive from completing each task with greater precision.