Dr. Amishi Jha
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first heard Oct 2025
last heard 4 Jul
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Now they're going to compete.
So this is a general approach to how the brain's going to respond to an ongoing period of demand and
And knowing this is troubling, but it also means maybe there's an opportunity to do something to protect against that.
Absolutely.
And so we were just talking about how high demand intervals
engage attention and deplete attention right through that kind of demands that you've got on yourself.
But remember we said at the outset, attention is external and internal.
And if the scenarios that we are crafting in our mind are simulations of those high demand circumstances, that also seems to deplete attention.
Absolutely.
So that is don't deploy before you deploy.
It's a really wise reminder that says there is no need to continue to simulate in that way because actually life is happening right now.
I mean, I think what she was calling upon was, you know, her husband was gone every other year in those early days of post 9-11.
And he was missing his children.
He was missing his time with his spouse because he was already back in –
the war zone.
So I think that's a really powerful reminder to tell us that we should really be thinking about not just the challenges ahead, but the costs of being in those challenges before they arise.
What are we missing if we do that?
Yeah.
I mean, it was a long journey to figure it out, but basically I knew that if we're dealing with busy people with consequential jobs and
And frankly, again, that's all of us.
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