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The organized mind

Thinking Straight in the Age of Information Overload

Book • 2014

Daniel J. Levitin

In 'The Organized Mind', Daniel J. Levitin uses the latest brain science to explain how the brain can organize the flood of information in the Information Age. The book is divided into three parts, focusing on attention, practical advice for organizing various areas of life, and looking to the future.

Levitin discusses the importance of attention, the costs of multitasking, and methods such as using 3x5 index cards and designated places to improve organization.

He also addresses topics like time management, decision-making, and the impact of modern technology on our cognitive abilities.

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Laura McClellan

Mentioned in 14 episodes

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as the author of "The Organized Mind" and "Successful Aging."

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as a book she was reading about how the brain works and why we have a hard time thinking.

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Laura McClellan

, who found it fascinating and bookmarked several passages.

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for its insights into how the brain handles modern information overload.

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Mentioned by

Jay Shetty

as a book he read during his 365-book-a-year challenge.

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Mentioned by

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Mentioned by

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as an influential book on organization and cognitive function.

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Mentioned by

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as one of Daniel Levitin's previous books.

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as a tip to avoid burnout.

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Mentioned by

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while discussing decision fatigue and its impact on productivity.

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Mentioned by

Chris Hill

as the author of "The Organized Mind", discussing the science behind organization and brain function.

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