Comments on: Avoid Information Overload – Here’s How http://welly-mulia.com/avoid-information-overload-heres-how/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=avoid-information-overload-heres-how Welly Mulia shares what it REALLY takes to replace your job on the net... Fri, 11 May 2012 14:35:34 +0000 hourly 1 By: Shane http://welly-mulia.com/avoid-information-overload-heres-how/#comment-35170 Shane Wed, 22 Feb 2012 02:54:16 +0000 http://welly-mulia.com/?p=120#comment-35170 Checking emails twice a day is I think very sound advice. Sometimes, I get so restless thinking that maybe something important came in my mail, I find it irresistible to check on my inbox what came in – often, nothing. You are right. Identifying what tasks are essential and therefore must be done first makes us more focused and makes us turn in more quality work. So how do we know if the tasks are essential? As advised, it should help bring us nearer to our goals. In my opinion, we should also see if the tasks has a bigger impact and if yes, then we do it first and with utmost care. We are often preoccupied with many tasks that do not have any impact at all when we could have given our all to a task or two that takes care of most of all the other tasks. Just my take on the matter… Shane of Spur Press A Malaysian SEO Company. Checking emails twice a day is I think very sound advice. Sometimes, I get so restless thinking that maybe something important came in my mail, I find it irresistible to check on my inbox what came in – often, nothing. You are right. Identifying what tasks are essential and therefore must be done first makes us more focused and makes us turn in more quality work. So how do we know if the tasks are essential? As advised, it should help bring us nearer to our goals. In my opinion, we should also see if the tasks has a bigger impact and if yes, then we do it first and with utmost care. We are often preoccupied with many tasks that do not have any impact at all when we could have given our all to a task or two that takes care of most of all the other tasks. Just my take on the matter…

Shane of Spur Press
A Malaysian SEO Company.

]]> By: Ray J wall http://welly-mulia.com/avoid-information-overload-heres-how/#comment-7874 Ray J wall Wed, 11 Aug 2010 18:52:04 +0000 http://welly-mulia.com/?p=120#comment-7874 Wow! There is so much truth here. I started to think I was the only one who flits from e-mail to forums to doing some work on my sites etc etc. I will certainly follow your advice of stepping back and taking a look at myself and the bigger picture. I'm pleased to have found this and Thank you. I feel I can do better in the future. Wow! There is so much truth here. I started to think I was the only one who flits from e-mail to forums to doing some work on my sites etc etc.

I will certainly follow your advice of stepping back and taking a look at myself and the bigger picture.

I’m pleased to have found this and Thank you. I feel I can do better in the future.

]]> By: Jared Detroit http://welly-mulia.com/avoid-information-overload-heres-how/#comment-7204 Jared Detroit Sat, 10 Jul 2010 06:00:49 +0000 http://welly-mulia.com/?p=120#comment-7204 Straight from the 4 hour work week! I find myself running into the habit of working all the time and not getting much done. Another great book on this subject is "Eat that Frog", which talks about tackling the 1 thing that would make the biggest positive impact to your business as the first task in a day. Too many times we end up filling our days with checking email and completing administrative tasks and find we didn't get that 1 thing completed that would really impact our business. Straight from the 4 hour work week! I find myself running into the habit of working all the time and not getting much done. Another great book on this subject is “Eat that Frog”, which talks about tackling the 1 thing that would make the biggest positive impact to your business as the first task in a day.

Too many times we end up filling our days with checking email and completing administrative tasks and find we didn’t get that 1 thing completed that would really impact our business.

]]> By: Elphas Mdluli http://welly-mulia.com/avoid-information-overload-heres-how/#comment-7055 Elphas Mdluli Wed, 30 Jun 2010 07:35:52 +0000 http://welly-mulia.com/?p=120#comment-7055 What a helful information you have shared on avoiding information overload. Thank you so much for sharing. I had a habit of not prioritizing my tasks. Writing them down according to order of importance is the best thing to do. Again thank you. Keep it up. What a helful information you have shared on avoiding information overload. Thank you so much for sharing. I had a habit of not prioritizing my tasks. Writing them down according to order of importance is the best thing to do.

Again thank you. Keep it up.

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