My ten online vices
Read the original post at My ten online vices.There are online activities I never get around to — like organizing my photo library — and then there are the activities that are my eternal time sucks. To...
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5 solutions to hyperthinking and hypertasking
Read the original post at 5 solutions to hyperthinking and hypertasking.While working my way through the consultation paper on Canada’s Digital Advantage, I found myself: investigating the best way to...
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Read the original post at Strategies for managing online distraction from Steven Pinker.Psychologist Steven Pinker has a terrific op-ed in the New York Times this morning, responding to the recent...
View ArticleIf we didn’t have computers…
Read the original post at If we didn’t have computers….LOVE Social Media but If we didn’t have computers-wouldn’t need #SocialMediab/c we wouldn’t have stopped being social in the 1st place. When I...
View ArticleThe 5 questions to ask about online distraction
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Protect your intention span from the distractions of social media
Read the original post at Protect your intention span from the distractions of social media.Tonight I coined the term “intention span” to refer to the amount of time that passes between intending to...
View ArticleTweet if you like to procrastinate
Read the original post at Tweet if you like to procrastinate.I am always amazed at how much I get done on my focused writing days — the days when I leave the office and camp in one of the cafés or...
View ArticleMy ten online vices
There are online activities I never get around to — like organizing my photo library — and then there are the activities that are my eternal time sucks. To qualify for my top ten list, an online vice...
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5 solutions to hyperthinking and hypertasking
While working my way through the consultation paper on Canada’s Digital Advantage, I found myself: investigating the best way to copy and paste text from a PDF to Evernote, leading to an open browser...
View ArticleStrategies for managing online distraction from Steven Pinker
Psychologist Steven Pinker has a terrific op-ed in the New York Times this morning, responding to the recent flurry of press about how the Internet is destroying the quality of our attention and...
View ArticleIf we didn’t have computers…
LOVE Social Media but If we didn’t have computers-wouldn’t need #SocialMediab/c we wouldn’t have stopped being social in the 1st place. When I first shared this interesting tweet from online pal Brenda...
View ArticleThe 5 questions to ask about online distraction
New technology, in the form of mobile phones, email, texting, the Web, and, more specifically, Twitter, Facebook, MySpace, and other social media, enables us to be in a constant state of distraction...
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Protect your intention span from the distractions of social media
Tonight I coined the term “intention span” to refer to the amount of time that passes between intending to work on something and actually starting work. Intention span: The amount of time that passes...
View ArticleTweet if you like to procrastinate
I am always amazed at how much I get done on my focused writing days — the days when I leave the office and camp in one of the cafés or restaurants where ambient noise helps me concentrate and write,...
View ArticleMy ten online vices
There are online activities I never get around to — like organizing my photo library — and then there are the activities that are my eternal time sucks. To qualify for my top ten list, an online vice...
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5 solutions to hyperthinking and hypertasking
While working my way through the consultation paper on Canada’s Digital Advantage, I found myself: investigating the best way to copy and paste text from a PDF to Evernote, leading to an open browser...
View ArticleStrategies for managing online distraction from Steven Pinker
Psychologist Steven Pinker has a terrific op-ed in the New York Times this morning, responding to the recent flurry of press about how the Internet is destroying the quality of our attention and...
View ArticleIf we didn’t have computers…
LOVE Social Media but If we didn’t have computers-wouldn’t need #SocialMediab/c we wouldn’t have stopped being social in the 1st place. When I first shared this interesting tweet from online pal Brenda...
View ArticleThe 5 questions to ask about online distraction
New technology, in the form of mobile phones, email, texting, the Web, and, more specifically, Twitter, Facebook, MySpace, and other social media, enables us to be in a constant state of distraction...
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Protect your intention span from the distractions of social media
Tonight I coined the term “intention span” to refer to the amount of time that passes between intending to work on something and actually starting work. Intention span: The amount of time that passes...
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