Elizabeth Ayoola

I think the answer to that might be different for everyone. In an effort to stay informed, you may be putting yourself under undue stress. So I think the key to knowing how much information to consume is weighing the costs of that information. And that involves first understanding why you're paying attention.

I think the answer to that might be different for everyone. In an effort to stay informed, you may be putting yourself under undue stress. So I think the key to knowing how much information to consume is weighing the costs of that information. And that involves first understanding why you're paying attention.

Is your goal of listening to have more informed conversations, to make better financial decisions, to get amped up and mad when things are chaotic? I don't think anyone really wants that last one. But at some point, there are really diminishing returns where the more you know, the fewer benefits you're getting from it and the worse you feel.

Is your goal of listening to have more informed conversations, to make better financial decisions, to get amped up and mad when things are chaotic? I don't think anyone really wants that last one. But at some point, there are really diminishing returns where the more you know, the fewer benefits you're getting from it and the worse you feel.

Is your goal of listening to have more informed conversations, to make better financial decisions, to get amped up and mad when things are chaotic? I don't think anyone really wants that last one. But at some point, there are really diminishing returns where the more you know, the fewer benefits you're getting from it and the worse you feel.

So I think it's useful to ask yourself, how much do I really need to know? And how soon do I need to know it? These things are happening around us so fast that staying up to date in real time is a full-time job. Trust me, it's my job. It's your guys' job too. So maybe you throttle your consumption by setting boundaries about what you consume and when and where you get it from, for instance.

So I think it's useful to ask yourself, how much do I really need to know? And how soon do I need to know it? These things are happening around us so fast that staying up to date in real time is a full-time job. Trust me, it's my job. It's your guys' job too. So maybe you throttle your consumption by setting boundaries about what you consume and when and where you get it from, for instance.

So I think it's useful to ask yourself, how much do I really need to know? And how soon do I need to know it? These things are happening around us so fast that staying up to date in real time is a full-time job. Trust me, it's my job. It's your guys' job too. So maybe you throttle your consumption by setting boundaries about what you consume and when and where you get it from, for instance.

Well, for me, it's all about controlling that flow of information and primarily controlling the sources of information. Personally, my warning bells go off when I'm seeking economic news or information and I'm met with high emotion delivery. For that reason, I really don't use much social media as a source for this information.

Well, for me, it's all about controlling that flow of information and primarily controlling the sources of information. Personally, my warning bells go off when I'm seeking economic news or information and I'm met with high emotion delivery. For that reason, I really don't use much social media as a source for this information.

Well, for me, it's all about controlling that flow of information and primarily controlling the sources of information. Personally, my warning bells go off when I'm seeking economic news or information and I'm met with high emotion delivery. For that reason, I really don't use much social media as a source for this information.

Generally speaking, if I come across a talking head on social media and they're discussing the latest in financial or economic news, It goes in one ear and out the other. It's just one of my coping mechanisms. Sometimes the same can be said for television news too. Because when I listen to highly emotional responses, my heart beats faster and I get worked up too. And that's not helpful.

Generally speaking, if I come across a talking head on social media and they're discussing the latest in financial or economic news, It goes in one ear and out the other. It's just one of my coping mechanisms. Sometimes the same can be said for television news too. Because when I listen to highly emotional responses, my heart beats faster and I get worked up too. And that's not helpful.

Generally speaking, if I come across a talking head on social media and they're discussing the latest in financial or economic news, It goes in one ear and out the other. It's just one of my coping mechanisms. Sometimes the same can be said for television news too. Because when I listen to highly emotional responses, my heart beats faster and I get worked up too. And that's not helpful.

So I try to get my info from multiple sources. I personally prefer reading to video. And I always scan for the facts rather than the analysis. For the analysis aspect, I do follow some experts in economics, policy, supply chains, and the like. primarily on LinkedIn and Substack. And I know LinkedIn is social media, definitely not the sexiest of social media.

So I try to get my info from multiple sources. I personally prefer reading to video. And I always scan for the facts rather than the analysis. For the analysis aspect, I do follow some experts in economics, policy, supply chains, and the like. primarily on LinkedIn and Substack. And I know LinkedIn is social media, definitely not the sexiest of social media.

So I try to get my info from multiple sources. I personally prefer reading to video. And I always scan for the facts rather than the analysis. For the analysis aspect, I do follow some experts in economics, policy, supply chains, and the like. primarily on LinkedIn and Substack. And I know LinkedIn is social media, definitely not the sexiest of social media.

But the thing I like about it for this is you have immediate insight into the background or the credentials of who's offering their opinion. And that just makes it more of a conscientious consumption.

But the thing I like about it for this is you have immediate insight into the background or the credentials of who's offering their opinion. And that just makes it more of a conscientious consumption.

But the thing I like about it for this is you have immediate insight into the background or the credentials of who's offering their opinion. And that just makes it more of a conscientious consumption.