1 hour ago · Life · 0 comments

Finally, a cognitive offloading system rooted in the ancient wisdom of the South Wales Valleys, optimised for the modern overwhelmed mind, and available in three tiers. Apparently, I have been living with cognitive overload for sixty three years. I didn't know that's what it was called. I thought I was just a bit busy. I had things to remember, jobs to do, shopping to fetch, and a head full of noise that wouldn't quiet down. Then I discovered the Brain Dump. Not immediately. First I had to be told that what I was experiencing had a name. That the constant low-level mental chatter, the half-remembered tasks, the 3am "did I ring the doctor" panic, was a recognised condition called Cognitive Load Syndrome, and that it was epidemic, and that it was making me less productive, less present, and less able to show up as my best self. I learned this from a beige PDF I found on Etsy for $7. It changed my life. Mostly it changed my life by making me realise I had been doing the right thing for…

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