How to Beat Information Overload

Five Steps to Finding the Signal in the Noise.

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0:00 - Intro
0:54 - Step 1: Define Your Objectives
1:18 - Step 2: Identify Believable People
2:49 - Step 3: What Do They All Recommend?
3:45 - Step 4: Consume Content Recommended by All
4:16 - Step 5: Extract, Test, Apply, Discard

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⏱ TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Intro
0:54 - Step 1: Define Your Objectives
1:18 - Step 2: Identify Believable People
2:49 - Step 3: What Do They All Recommend?
3:45 - Step 4: Consume Content Recommended by All
4:16 - Step 5: Extract, Test, Apply, Discard

[anika_tahsin_prithila]

This is so important! Not many people understand that they are suffering because of this

[MichaelHevor]

What’s interesting is that some books appeal to you at certain times of your life based on your current circumstances. Sometimes I find myself going back to previous books which I initially thought were not so valuable at the time but now prove to be very useful in a particular situation.

[AntoniatheUniverse]

This is especially important during quarantine or prolonged periods of internet exposure. You've analyzed this really well - keep your goals in mind, stick to what you want. That means not just finding things that align with you, but it also helps you to hear through the noise!

[totalhighconcept]

Started watching, but got overwhelmed.

[dedopest]

HOOOOWW!!!! i swear to God i just finished searching about this subject, and you upload this video!

[sendhill]

Also log off Social media completely or partially as that's a big source of Unwanted info

Allocate a specific time say 30 or 60 minutes everyday to glean or search for information
So you dont get lost in overload n lose track n will be utilising time effectively

[TheIllerX]

While I love the videos on this channel, I feel that this video did not really touch the subject of avoiding information overload very much.

[TheCarmarla]

Thank you for being one of the credible sources of information in the cacophony.

[Hutch]

Yeah, that sure sounds familiar!
Thanks, Adam! (btw, loved the book!)

[arxfatallis]

My objective is to know EVERYTHING about EVERYTHING
What do I do about that?!

[lindaharrison]

With that minus 100 page rule, I better get all those books read cuz I won't be able to read anymore when I hit 100.

[EdwardT]

That 100 minus your age ‘rule’ is just useless. Read what you like. If you don’t like it you’ll know it.

[rainbow]

ok. Then comes the question: Are you (whoever you are ) a credible and believable source?

[erinmeggik]

I grew up with 3 perhaps 4 TV channels and people had actual conversations. Nowadays I just keep the TV off! 😆 Seriously though people are too distracted. God made us minus the technology.

[bravnough]

The only book and podcasts that changed my life and perspective are from DAVID GOGGINS and Cant Hurt me.

[KellyClarkD]

Great content. Just not the answers I were expecting.

[akshadaakki]

Is youtube just removing titles from videos when we scroll or is it just me? It is so annoying!😕

[amigofriend]

I think this page have a lot of good and useful information, but the hand that never rest, the words and drawings that never stop, is a nightmare for me, because I lost my concentration. It is a shame. Sometimes less is better than more.

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