It’s About Time to Embrace Information Minimalism

We’re constantly bombarded with information from many different resources on the internet. According to experts, an average person sees 4,000 to 10,000 ads daily! It’s naive to think that this information will make us more informed because they are generated for another purpose. For example, most of what we pay attention to on social media benefits others, either by buying something from them or contributing to their agenda or narrative. So, to have peace of mind, minimizing your exposure to unnecessary information isn’t a bonus but a necessity. Without wasting any time, let’s find out why: <h2>Understanding information overload:</h2> To describe what information overload feels like, imagine you want to buy a car and have collected lots of information about different cars, but you can’t decide which one to buy. In this situation, you’ve inundated yourself with more information than you can process. This extra information may even backfire, resulting in making poorer decisions. <blockquote> A common misconception exists that hoarding more information leads to better knowledge. </blockquote> However, this information overload can sometimes lead to analysis paralysis and a productivity nosedive. <a href="https://medium.com/illumination/its-about-time-to-embrace-information-minimalism-88edc74c7c7">Website</a>