September 10, 2015
Your Questions Answered: Daniel Levitin On How To Navigate Information Overload

Dan Levitin answers listener questions during his live Facebook Q&A.
If you feel like every day is a battle against an overload of texts, tweets, emails, calls and messages, you aren’t alone. Americans process five times as much information a day now than they did in 1986 — the equivalent of reading 176 newspapers cover to cover.
Luckily, there are some strategies for staying afloat. Neuroscientist Daniel Levitin answered your questions about how to be focused in a live Facebook chat after our show.
On Choosing Between Priorities
On Tackling Your Email Inbox
On Removing Decisions
On Changing Habits
On Navigating Consumer Reviews
On Controlling Clutter
On Dementia And Aging
On Preparing Children For Information Overload
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