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If you have a specific thought for one person in a group, message them directly instead of tagging them in the main thread.

Large group chats often trigger the same FOMO (fear of missing out) as social media feeds. You check your phone to see 50 unread messages, most of which don't involve you, yet you feel compelled to read them all.

If a group chat has served its purpose, leave it or mute it. only 2 chat

Constructive criticism is much better received in a private chat than in a public forum. Breaking the "Scroll" Addiction

If you find yourself overwhelmed by digital noise, it’s time to lean into the "only 2" approach: If you have a specific thought for one

Replace a 30-minute group meeting with two 10-minute 1-on-1 chats. You’ll be surprised at how much more you get done. The Bottom Line

In an era of massive group chats, endless Slack channels, and sprawling social media threads, a counter-intuitive trend is taking over our digital lives: the intentional move toward interactions. If a group chat has served its purpose, leave it or mute it

No waiting for a consensus from five different stakeholders.