The Organized Mind : Thinking Straight in the Age of Information Overload (Hardcover)

from Ron_Peters

I highly recommend this book, which is somewhat odd, since I don't think it actually sticks that well to its ostensible subject and some of the chapters don't do a particularly good job of giving you practical advice on dealing with information overload! However, the brain science is so interesti...

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The academic approach to keeping and finding information is very appropriate. The author systematically structures and organizes the literature and practical stories into a cohesive and interesting book. Although it can be read cover to cover, I also find myself flipping to sections and digging i...

from neurodrew

This long but readable book is hard to summarize, comprising neuoropsychology, Bayesian statistics, and practical advice about organizing time and spacThe first chapter is an overview of the psychology of organization, including information about the unreliability of perception and memory, factor...

from RhodesDavis

Much of the valuable productivity literature I've read has been written by professionals with experience in personal or business organizational systems who teach lessons learned from consulting and coaching over many years. The Internet is bloated with blog posts outlining individual productivity...

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The amount of retention that you gain through Levitin's careful prose is surprising. He elucidates concepts clearly and succinctly while providing relative background information to justify his points. There are also many real-world and abstract examples to support his findings, which helps with ...