Modern work demands deep thinking inside fragmented systems—dashboards, chats, codebases, AI tools, and nonstop meetings—all competing for attention at once. The result isn’t poor discipline or weak boundaries; it’s cognitive overload that quietly degrades focus, communication, and decision-making.

Presence Over Pixels helps make that overload visible. Ashley René Casey breaks down how hyper-digital workflows affect attention, collaboration, and judgment—and why more tools and faster output aren’t solving the problem. Rather than offering productivity hacks, this session equips professionals with practical ways to create breathing room in their work, protect their ability to think clearly, and stay meaningfully connected to their teams.

Attendees leave with a sharper understanding of their digital environment and concrete strategies to reduce fatigue, improve signal over noise, and work with greater steadiness in an always-on world.

This can be delivered as a keynote or workshop.