Are you finding yourself feeling more exhausted than usual at the end of your day? Feeling anxious, overwhelmed, or just generally drained of energy? If so, you are not alone. And you could be struggling with what’s known as “Zoom fatigue”, a result of the frequent calls and online meetings you’re having to deal with. How to overcome Zoom fatigue You can adapt to these conditions by implementing a few simple practices that keep you alert, attentive and well-rested. Zoom calls (or any type of video call for that matter) are forcing us to focus more intently on conversations so that we can absorb important information. We also need to stare directly at a screen without getting any visual or mental break, and that is tiring. To make video calls less exhausting, try using a few of the following tips:
Schedule shorter meetings - keep meetings short and to-the-point if you can. Not every Zoom needs to be an hour long. The Brain and Zoom “When we’re on Zoom ... the brain has to work overtime to process information. It isn’t picking up the social cues it’s used to identifying [like hand movements, body movements and even a person’s energy]. This places stress on the mind and uses up a lot of energy.” ~ Dr Brian Wind, Vanderbilt University Here are three things I could help you with:
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