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Everyone has days (weeks, months) when they feel like their brain is overloaded to the point that it might explode. Maybe it’s the stress of getting a project done within time and/or budget constraints, having too many obligations, or having a project list the length of a small book. Add that with the information overload of technology — cell phones, constant email, etc — and one’s sure to have a bad case of cognitive overload.
George Ambler at Leading Forward has a great post on strategies for dealing with cognitive overload. It includes links to other great resources as well as a summary of ways to deal.
A few of the strategies:
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One Response for "Strategies for Dealing with Cognitive Overload"
November 14th, 2006 at 02:31
1My wife used to say that :p
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