Marvin Collins

How do you handle notification fatigue?

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So am swamped up in unending notification fatigue, mostly email. How do you handle notification fatigue? Deep work ideas
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David Barneda
turn off what's not important
Arsh Singh
I have ended up muting all group chats and organizing high volume emails into folders. I'm also finding the notifications on Clubhouse insane. I'm forced to turn them off all together and miss relevant rooms. Anyone else finding that?
Shalini Pathak
Don't look at them while you need to give your 100% attention to something. And, keep checking all of them every 2-3-4 hours depending on the availability. That's how I survive!
Valentin Haarscher
Remove all email notifications and reserve several slots in your agenda to check emails and reply. Best productivity hack ever !
Jaskiran Kaur
It is sometimes not possible to see every notification that comes and with laziness and sometimes work , we clear every notification , for that there are some apps available on playstore which save notification and we can read from that.
Hugh Geiger
Silence everything. Your brain thinks it wants notifications, the same way it thinks it wants nicotine. If you turn them all off, checking your apps (and your inbox) becomes a lot more mundane (because it's more work to check). All off. Not off for a bit.. then you'll start anticipating when they'll be back.
Ilia Pikulev
Pomodoro technique is the best way to do that for you mentally as well - you will train yourself to not depend on the notifications. Also, muting useless topics in chats will help as well :)
Pēteris Caune
Aggressively use the "unsubscribe" button for any unwanted notifications. If it's missing or requires more than a single confirmation click, use "Report Spam".
Anshul Gelani
Whenever I get notification fatigue, I just turn off my phone and start chatting with hot girls on this website: https://www.videochatopedia.com/...
Gabe Perez
I try to disconnect from my devices in general when I get a bit overwhelmed. I don't like turning off notifications cause then I feel I'm missing something important trying to "reset". So just put everything down and going for a walk helps me :)