Electronic Overwhelm
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Electronic Overwhelm
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We start this conversation with a simple question.
John asks Angela how many emails there are in her inbox. Her answer (or is it a confession?) is a little shocking.
It's symptomatic of the reality we live in - constantly bombarded by digital 'stuff' - spam, marketing, newsletters, notifications and... just occasionally - something we may actually want to read.
Why do we keep it? What do we do with it all?
Angela coins a phrase to explain why she doesn't immediately delete so much of the stuff that she receives - Digital FOMO. What if there's something interesting/useful/important in there?
John suggests that having a cluttered inbox is like having a junk room in your house - most of the time you can pretend it's not there, but there is always a small emotional/psychic cost.
So we navigate the reality of living in an age of digital tsunami.
By the end of the 30 minutes, 20 more emails have appeared in Angela's inbox.....