Full-course lesson VII — Social & communication
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Chat is useful because it is fast. But the moment it becomes your default channel for everything, it starts destroying your focus.
The problem is not just having too many apps open. It is letting messaging become a permanent interruption layer.
A good messaging layer should not make you more available. It should make you more selective, faster on what matters, and less fragmented.
In the full lesson
- 1 When messaging is the right channel
- 2 When something should leave chat
- 3 The CMDglows decision framework
- 4 The real goal
- 5 The centralization layer
- 6 What to avoid
- 7 Simple rules that change everything
- 8 Recommended workflow
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