Imagine your brain is like a toy box. When you put too many toys in at once, it gets messy and hard to find what you need. That’s cognitive overload, when your brain feels like it can’t keep up with all the things you’re trying to think about.
Examples
- You're trying to solve a puzzle and keep track of your team's score, you can't focus on either.
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