The Cost of Being Vague
A hidden element in improving the quality of our attention and effectiveness may be tied to vague thinking. The connection between thinking and action, while often overlooked, can reveal important blind spots.
In working with professionals, I’ve come to experience the effects of our digital age: Fragmented attention causes us to skim and scan instead of reading, multitasking causes us to speed through tasks rather than experience them, and the fear of missing out (FOMO) produces reflexive thoughts and actions.
Our Tranquilized Obviousness
This digital mentality has come to cloud our mind and cultivate a tranquilized obviousness, a DOWNLOAD PDF