How To Fight Information Overload

Fighting Information Overload
By Rellie Lorenzo

It starts with the purchase of a marketing course that you found online. It ends with a feeling of being overwhelmed. You feel pressure in a negative way. The problem is that you have spent hours and days asking yourself, "What do I need to work on now?" The question is not the problem. The problem is the absence of action after the question.

We all know that implementation is key. But what is it that paralyzes some or even many entrepreneurs? The answer is different for everyone. Let's get to the point. All entrepreneurs need a strong stable filter. A filter that keeps you focused on working on the most important tasks for your business. We have to be able to filter out the unnecessary baggage in our business and in our personal lives. This, my friend, is easier said than done but it is very possible. The best approach is to attack your most important issues head on. If a personal situation is slowing your whole life down, then make sure you take care of it or else your business will slow down as well. Just remember, you can only work on one thing at a time.

If an intimidating amount of business tasks provokes your pulse to raise and your chest to tighten then take a moment and breathe. Realize that you want and need to be productive today. Ask yourself, "Which task is the most valuable?" Then immediately jump into action.

The next aspect that should be considered when it comes to fighting information overload is the commitment to optimize your resources. It is not good enough to just purchase useful training and products. These tools also have to be optimized to the fullest. It cannot be repeated enough: Application of knowledge will keep you on the progressive path.

Trying to be perfect will not help you fight information overload. It will only make things worse. When you are running a marathon or training to run for a marathon, you have to be able to run through the cramp or pain. The same concept applies in business. If obstacles roll in front of you consecutively, it is mandatory for you to push forward. Just because you are not running as fast or flawlessly as the people in front of you does not mean that you should slow down. It is not about them. It is about YOU. So if information overload or perfectionism threatens your business and life, don't let it stop you in your tracks. Keep pushing forward, keep going, and don't stop. Your purpose is waiting for you at the finish line.

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