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Making Sense Out of Information Overload

via penguinrandomhouse.ca Recently, I read a fascinating book called The Organized Mind by Daniel J. Levitin. Levitin is the Professor Emeritus of Neuroscience and Music at McGill University. He holds several degrees, has taught at various prestigious North American universities, and is the author of bestselling books such as This Is Your Brain on Music and Weaponized Lies . via daniellevitin.com In The Organized Mind , Levitin focuses on how our mind operates when it comes to processing information. He looks at various areas of our lives, how we are hard-wired in those areas, and what we can do to overcome some of our mental and behavioural tendencies in order to lead more productive and organized lives. With respect to the interactive media industry, he raises several interesting points that are relevant to anyone working in the industry. The Tablet and Chisel via Pixabay.com There is a preconception that if you’re into technology, you have no ...

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