"It is only bad news"- my friend's opinion of the news
I often look through two newspapers. Out of two papers(one local and one national) I rarely read more than one or two stories total. It usually takes a few minutes each day.
When I get magazines from the library I go though them and mark the corner of the stories that appeal to me. Then I start reading only those stories.
Similarly, I scan the stories of the most popular stories on yahoo without reading them. I just get the jest of the story. Sometimes I do read a story or two per day.
This focus allows me to read stories that nurture me instead of wasting my time. It is my choice to do it this way.
Today's question is:
"How do you reduce your information input?"
I often look through two newspapers. Out of two papers(one local and one national) I rarely read more than one or two stories total. It usually takes a few minutes each day.
When I get magazines from the library I go though them and mark the corner of the stories that appeal to me. Then I start reading only those stories.
Similarly, I scan the stories of the most popular stories on yahoo without reading them. I just get the jest of the story. Sometimes I do read a story or two per day.
This focus allows me to read stories that nurture me instead of wasting my time. It is my choice to do it this way.
Today's question is:
"How do you reduce your information input?"
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