We're thrilled to invite you to our upcoming online workshop with Ina Hadziavdic, where we'll explore multitasking, growth, and busyness and if and how the three go together.
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Abstract:
Multitasking is often seen as a strength, but it may come at a hidden cost-especially for women. This paper explores how the constant juggling of tasks, both professionally and personally, can lead to a cycle of busyness that hinders long-term growth. While women are often praised for their ability to manage multiple responsibilities, research suggests that excessive multitasking can reduce efficiency, increase cognitive load, and limit opportunities for strategic thinking and career advancement. By examining the impact of multitasking on productivity, well-being, and professional development, this study challenges the notion that "doing more" always leads to "achieving more." It also offers strategies to shift from busyness to intentional growth, empowering women to prioritize tasks that drive meaningful progress.
About the Speaker:
A dynamic and results-driven professional, she brings a strong background in resilience training, mental coaching, and business performance optimization. With extensive experience in business development, project management, and strategic leadership-particularly within the energy sector-she understands how high-pressure environments impact decision-making, productivity, and well-being.
As a resilience trainer, she specializes in helping individuals and teams build mental strength, manage stress, and cultivate a growth mindset. Her expertise lies in integrating mental training techniques with performance strategies to enhance leadership, team cohesion, and sustainable success. Through tailored coaching, she empowers professionals to navigate challenges with confidence, adaptability, and emotional intelligence.
Passionate about fostering resilience in high-stakes industries, she serves as the Chair of the SPE Vienna Basin Section, where she actively supports innovation, collaboration, and professional development. By combining expertise in business performance and mental resilience, she helps organizations and individuals unlock their full potential in a rapidly evolving world.
