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Usability clears the way for a good experience by eliminating troublesome interface distractions, but a great experience stems from something more – an awareness of why people could or do care.
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010 |
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We live in a world of infinite distractions and endless demands. Many of us juggle several tasks at a time and struggle to focus on any one of them for very long.
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016 |
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In a world rife with potential distractions, it’s in the self-interest of organizations… to help their people stay focused on the priorities that have the potential to create the greatest value.
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232 |
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Sometimes we get so distracted that it’s hard to tune out enough to be able to tune in at all.
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147 |
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Breaks are not a distraction – they’re a chance to reset attention and incubate ideas.
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103 |
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A culture that settles for numb distraction cannot shape its future.
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024 |
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The physical and virtual worlds are always with us, singing a siren song of connection, distraction, and options.
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063 |
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If we pause, we can begin to see that the land of distraction is a topography of diffusion, fragmentation, and detachment.
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122 |
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In this land of distraction, we begin to rely on fragments, snippets, and push-button answers, and that is not a step forward. That is the beginning of a cultural decline.
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123 |
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By choosing surveillance-based attention, we are ushering in an age of mistrust. This is the first collective loss we will suffer by cultivating a culture of distraction.
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129 |
