Stay Informed Without Overwhelm

Want to stay informed without the stress? This course will help you curate your news intake, set boundaries, and engage meaningfully—so you stay updated without feeling overwhelmed. Learn to navigate the news in a way that works for you!

Featuring wikiHow Staff writers

Format
Daily lessons delivered straight to your inbox, completely mobile-friendly
Duration
5 Days
Time
5 minutes per lesson

What you will learn

  • Learn how to curate a news routine that keeps you informed without feeling overloaded.
  • Set healthy boundaries to prevent constant news consumption from affecting your well-being.
  • Manage emotional responses to difficult headlines so you can stay engaged without stress.
  • Find meaningful ways to stay informed and take action without feeling overwhelmed.

Why should you take this course?

  1. You feel overwhelmed by the constant stream of news. Learn how to stay informed without feeling stressed or emotionally drained.
  2. You want to set healthy boundaries with news consumption. Discover strategies to limit distractions while still keeping up with important events.
  3. You care about current events but don’t want to burn out. Find ways to engage with the news in a meaningful, sustainable way.


Course Overview

5 Lessons

The News Overload Problem
Curating Your News Intake
Setting Boundaries for a Healthier News Routine
Managing Emotional Responses to the News
Staying Engaged Without Losing Yourself in the Noise


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