Data smog: newest culprit in brain drain
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- Generoche on 2008-05-13 - Tags Productivity
- Tammyw on 2008-02-04 - Tags keynote
- Inspirat on 2008-01-12 - Tags brain , media , overload , psychology , rss , technology , web
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To help people handle the information flow, Weil and Rosen offer some tips:
? Sift and trash?Try to focus on the information you really need instead of news blips that distract. Think critically and separate the gems from the dross.
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? Use the technologies that work for you?You don?t have to acquire every new technology. If beepers and cell phones cause you stress, stick with voice mail.
? Schedule time away from information?Set aside slots for exercise, sports, dinner with friends and family vacations.
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