In today’s unforeseen -> track of social media landscape – mixed in with the everyday occurrence of life’s duties. How much can we process? -> and ultimately do? An average day for most includes -> getting up, getting ready for work, waking the kids up, letting the dog out, getting breakfast, making lunches and always in the center of it all ->checking and responding to e-mail and reading the newspaper. After all this – we commute to work while we listen to the radio or take public transportation where we read what suits our fancy – thus absorbing more information.
Once at work its e-mail madness, meetings, projects -> lunch – a look over our favorite social media sites – then more e-mail madness, meetings, projects -> then a thought of what the night holds. We commute back home -> process more information on the radio or reading or maybe checking e-mails that are work and home related from a mobile device. We then may run errands, pick up the kids from after school activities -> we get dinner ready -> talk about the day over dinner -> cleanup, help the kids with their homework -> get on-line and social media some more. We maybe do some freelance/consulting work. Then we may get involved with the vast amount of printed and T.V. news information that is insane that one can get wrapped into after processing all this information -> it’s maybe time to put the kids to bed then unwind by processing more information on-line by surfing the Internet for fun, reading for pleasure, watching T.V. or doing one’s hobby type items. Then it’s maybe let the dog out one more time before heading to bed – then the whole day of processing and configuring the true vast plethora of information begins again! So thus – how much can we process?
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