Hurkle-durkling, a delightful Scottish term, refers to the act of lounging in bed, often beyond one’s intended wake-up time. While it might appear to be a simple act of procrastination, it encapsulates a more profound psychological need for rest, rejuvenation, and mental clarity.
Selective attention is a multifaceted skill that underpins effective leadership. Executives can cultivate this critical competency by understanding its neurological basis, recognising its impact on emotional intelligence and sleep, and learning from successful leaders. By mastering the art of focus, leaders can navigate complexity, make sound decisions, and drive organizational success.