237 Reasons to read AOC2: Day 51, Quote 149 - Jamey Shiels
Information Addiction in the Conversation Lane by Jamey Shiels - jameyshiels.com
“As our connections grow and we consume more information through our social networks, we can quickly become addicted to the relationships that these digital tools can foster. If we don’t find a way to manage the interactions, information and the relationships then our contribution will become noise and overwhelm the message.”
In a chapter entitled ‘Information Addiction in the Conversation Lane‘ Jamey Shiels points out that it’s easy to find yourself unable to wind down when you have downtime or are not connected. You need to disconnect sometimes.
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