Content overload 🧾 - Do you also save links in bookmarks to never read them?

Hii, recently I have been procrastinating a lot while trying to educate myself about personal finance and other personal growth related content. After a bit of introspection I came to a few conclusions on why I am procrastinating. The number one reason that came to my mind is that i tend to forget whatever "non-entertainment" stuff I watch on YouTube so what's the point of watching it so I avoid it. I have tried pen paper notes but i rarely open them again. I want to know how you remember all those useful articles, videos , podcasts, Twitter posts, grapevine answers that you come across online ? I have seen people listening to podcasts while travelling to work, if you are one of them then how do you retain the information?

This is worse addiction than smoking, drinking. Haven't watched any short/reels for 5 days straight feeling like a void inside. But its better, Watching reels/shorts would give a feeling of satisfaction because of the dopamine release. So seeking other experiences for that dopamine hit. Life is getting better.

Do the cringe content creators on LinkedIn ever contemplate on the cringe that they post based on the comments/feedback and improve their posts? Or do they just listen to Shake it Off by Taylor Swift on repeat? I’m genuinely interested in knowing if there are any content creators who have gone from cringe to useful content based on feedback received from the audience.

Have seen lot of posts about digital addiction and procrastination bad habits and people having new year resolutions to be better. Do you now or ever before procrastinated in your work? What were your reasons for it? Do you think it's because you aren't passionate about your work? Has procrastination ruined your productivity? If yes, is it because it has become a habit? What do you think would help you with overcoming procrastination?

Recently read about something called short attention span and was taken aback by the very evident thing present in my habits and day in day out task that I carried out. Started observing in much more detail about how this is really affecting me and results are not really good. This is probably the root cause of all my unproductiveness. Feels like toddler now. Observations 1. mobile is directly or indirectly the reason behind this (Started reading books in order to overcome). 2. Trying to do multiple things at once eventually leading to doing nothing. You all get the gist. This is nothing strange. So wise people of grapevine how do you overcome this and also how do you reduce your screen time.

I spend a sad amount of time mindlessly going through Instagram. Want to cut down, and replace with better apps, that actually make my time better spent. Curious which apps you all use that make you feel better after you use them?

I keep seeing these viral posts with a selfie or some copy paste article, feels a time waste at times. Has anyone else faced similar?