Harvard Business Review’s Post

Staying informed shouldn't come at the expense of your mental health.

John St. John, MBA, PHR, PMP

Career Coach | Employed Mid-Career to Executive Professionals | IT | SaaS | Product/Project Managers | Other Industry Professionals and Leaders Seeking Career Nirvana

2mo

I narrow all News to "Relevant News", because "The News" doesn't serve me until targeted information informs my learning, connection, #careergrowth, personal development, and decision-making. Everything else is for someone else and that's great: Doom Scroller or other news consumer. #wellbeing #worklife #balance Harvard Business Review

Christian MARQUAY

Bank Data Engineer | ETL Specialist | Proficient in Data Analysis & Reporting | Aspiring Data Manager with Expertise in Data Management and Governance

2mo

Try to make social networks social and discuss with other people about topics you're interested in

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Murthy Kedarsetty, CC

Director - Mobile Device Security | Tech Strategy | Product Management @ Samsung Electronics America | ISC2 Member

1mo

Nice read, build a focused healthy & constant habits in keep up with news; dont' be overbogged and end up with mindless scrolling. 'Print' is still the best version.

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Francis Cheruiyot

Senior Finance & Accounting Expert | Corporate Financial Strategist | 📊 Expert in Financial Planning, Risk Management, and IFRS Compliance | Driving Cost Optimization, Cash Flow Efficiency, and Business Growth

2mo

Very informative. Nothing drains or suck energy out of someone more than negative news.

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Radia Funna

UN Special Advisor | Founding Chair, UN Virtual Worlds Day | Co-Author, UN Metaverse Definition | IEEE AI Sustainability Leader | xHuman Theory Creator | Standards, Policy & Transformation Pioneer | UN SDG Advocate

2mo

I agree!

It's crucial to recognise the impact of news overload! 🙌 We often find ourselves trapped in a cycle of doomscrolling, but we can take control.  The strategies shared by @HarvardBiz are incredibly effective: prioritising taking breaks, choosing your news sources wisely and transforming your anxiety into proactive steps. This approach will help you stay informed while maintaining your mental well-being.  What powerful strategies do you use to manage your news consumption? Share your thoughts! 👇 #newsoverload #mentalwellbeing #productivity #mindfulness #digitalwellbeing #HBR #HarvardBusinessReview #stressmanagement #newsconsumption #infodiet

Carol G. Hubb, M.S., SPC, PMP

Director, IT Development and Agile Delivery Transformation @ CVS Health | Agile Coaching

2mo

Very timely suggestion’s !!

Jennifer Yeko

LinkedIn + Career Expert // 40,000 followers // Recruiter & Director of Talent Acquisition, Ninja Recruiting // Executive Business Consultant & Career Coach. I also own a public relations company: True Talent PR. DE&I.

2mo

Good advice!

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Daniel Álvarez García

Senior Manager at PwC | Expert in Digital Identity and Cybersecurity | Building the Digital Identity Community

1mo

In my view, 3 tips: - Stay selective, choose quality over quantity. - Set time limits - Being informed shouldn’t mean being consumed.

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