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    ions are sacrificing their most valuable asset—namely, the imagination and creativity of the “brains” they employ—by allowing ADT to infect the organization,” according to Dr. Hallowell, author of CrazyBusy (Ballantine 2006). “It’s n
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    The faster we go, the more we take on. The more we take on, the more there is to do. Laborsaving devices create more labor. By shortening the time and energy required to complete any one task, these devices free us to do more.

    We have plunged into a mad rush of activity, aided by high-speed Internet, cell phones, instant messaging, BlackBerries and email 24/7. We work longer hours, with escalating demands.

    Since the mid-1990s, people have increasingly complained of being chronically inattentive, disorganized and overbooked. It could be that there is a kind of environmentally-induced attention deficit disorder. For most people, it goes away with rest and vacations.

    ADD expert Dr. Edward M. Hallowell describes people has having “severe cases of modern life”—a condition he dubs Attention Deficit Traits (ADT). It’s an epidemic in many corporate cultures that promote a fast multitasking environment.

    “Organizations are sacrificing their most valuable asset—namely, the imagination and creativity of the “brains” they employ—by allowing ADT to infect the organization,” according to Dr. Hallowell, author of CrazyBusy (Ballantine 2006). “It’s no

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    e plunged into a mad rush of activity, aided by high-speed Internet, cell phones, instant messaging, BlackBerries and email 24/7. We work longer hours, with escalating demands.

    Since the mid-1990s, people have increasingly complained of being chronically inattentive, disorganized and overbooked. It could be that there is a kind of environmentally-induced attention deficit disorder. For most people, it goes away with rest and vacations.

    ADD expert Dr. Edward M. Hallowell describes people has having “severe cases of modern life”—a condition he dubs Attention Deficit Traits (ADT). It’s an epidemic in many corporate cultures that promote a fast multitasking environment.

    “Organizations are sacrificing their most valuable asset—namely, the imagination and creativity of the “brains” they employ—by allowing ADT to infect the organization,” according to Dr. Hallowell, author of CrazyBusy (Ballantine 2006). “It’s n

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    ned of being chronically inattentive, disorganized and overbooked. It could be that there is a kind of environmentally-induced attention deficit disorder. For most people, it goes away with rest and vacations.

    ADD expert Dr. Edward M. Hallowell describes people has having “severe cases of modern life”—a condition he dubs Attention Deficit Traits (ADT). It’s an epidemic in many corporate cultures that promote a fast multitasking environment.

    “Organizations are sacrificing their most valuable asset—namely, the imagination and creativity of the “brains” they employ—by allowing ADT to infect the organization,” according to Dr. Hallowell, author of CrazyBusy (Ballantine 2006). “It’s n

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    ward M. Hallowell describes people has having “severe cases of modern life”—a condition he dubs Attention Deficit Traits (ADT). It’s an epidemic in many corporate cultures that promote a fast multitasking environment.

    “Organizations are sacrificing their most valuable asset—namely, the imagination and creativity of the “brains” they employ—by allowing ADT to infect the organization,” according to Dr. Hallowell, author of CrazyBusy (Ballantine 2006). “It’s n

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    ions are sacrificing their most valuable asset—namely, the imagination and creativity of the “brains” they employ—by allowing ADT to infect the organization,” according to Dr. Hallowell, author of CrazyBusy (Ballantine 2006). “It’s not that hard to eradicate the problem once you identify it.” But it may be difficult to convince people to abandon a habit that initially feels satisfying: over activity.

    Adrenaline Rush

    For many people, working fast is fun. Using email, BlackBerries and other devices provides constant stimulation. Some people enjoy the adrenaline surge: it feels exciting. We fuel our brains with caffeine to experience a rush and sharpen the edge.

    But living life faster and coveting more data won’t increase your sense of fulfillment. While these behaviors may temporarily charge your emotional battery and get your energy flowing, they won’t deepen your connections to what really matters.

    We take on too much because we like the stimulation and attention that accompany being wanted and needed by others. We create the overload we complain about and crave it when faced with moments of stillness.

    Losing Conne

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