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The other day when chatting with friends, do not intend to talk to “information overload” this topic. Just today’s article on this topic. With the Internet, you will find information gets more and more convenient, channels and diverse. But it can also be found at download problems: * it’s hard to find from the large volumes of information to the appropriate information.
* Gets high-quality information is increasingly expensive.
* Waste time more and more. For example, points out a news site might work without wasting a lot of time to watch the news * mentality more and more erratic, it’s hard to take trips to thinking and attract knowledge. The article on the network are to fast food-oriented, look at the whole book of.
* Attention very easy to take. Such as IM, e-mail, RSS, Twitter, telephone, text messaging, games, and so on.

My answers are as follows: 1. identify their target to determine your current information gets attention. Some direction including: learning research (subdivision of direction in the 10 or so), communication, financial freedom, Chinese studies, Chinese medicine and health and wellness, macroeconomics, cuisine, IT, foreign language, etc.

2. in each system to create their own knowledge application framework, to improve knowledge management, and records.

3. form their GTD system, evolving and improving.

4. regular feedback and thoughts on 5, the side of the Division of information source, clear priorities at different levels 6, took out a fixed time to relax and relieve pressure on an interview something relatively vague, all general direction, here are some more specific proposals 1 and are experiencing information overload, that is a personal goal is not clear is not clear what really is in need of information, information will only be felt more and more. When you clear objectives, will find high-quality information is still very small.

2. strongly recommended learning speed reading and MINDMAP, will find benefits beyond imagination, while saving a lot of time learning from scratch to build a knowledge-based framework, and record each step of the experiences and reflections on 4, be the best way the quality of the information or books, information on the network, the higher the quality time commitment, the greater the cost 5, as few to read news, news more than 95% are on your own is invalid, and will waste a lot of time 6, GTD, improving time-effective utilization 7, like IM, Twitter this kind of thing not available, a waste of time is beyond your imagination. Like stealing food such as a Web game play less, or to not play.

8, you are not a God is not possible to get everything perfect, it’s not too extreme 9, learning using cell phones to help me 10, identify relax way, such as games, sports.

11, using the Internet to book store, community, watercress, blogs, and friend to friend to get the books read manifest, speed reading in bookstores and libraries quickly skimming and road reading to find yourself on a how-to book 12, learn English, the network is most of the material or English 13, operating at the same time, the need to learn to concentrate, and practice to extend the set time.

14. to establish or join one and you target the same circle, you have a lot of help.

15. regular reflection and improvement, it is important to form the habit I gave above is not know you currently do, and I hope that members can share their experiences.

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