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Trust Your Life - Resist the Urge to Hoard Information
Elsa Jewett
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In the last 15 years the Internet has changed the way we research information.
We can find anything we are looking for on any subject at the drop of a hat.
We tend to find more information than we actually need.
Before the information age, we would go to the library and photocopy what we
needed or buy a book. We had an excuse to keep files on information because
it wasn’t so easy to find.
Now, we have all the information we need and then some at our fingertips,
and yet we still print out a lot of what we find on the Internet, and keep
marketing mailings because we might want to buy the product some day. We
have become information hoarders.
Marketing is getting people to buy or think about buying when they don’t
need it. The reason we keep this marketing material or download information
from the Internet is because we don’t need it right then but we might
some day.
If it is seriously something that you need to have in your life, you will
do the research on the Internet at the time you need it and you will find
it. Trusting that the information will be available to you when you need it
also means that you trust your life.
Once you trust your life you will also notice that your desk, house, and
mind become clearer as a result.
If you feel more comfortable with knowing where to go for things you have
found on the Internet in the past, create a Word document in your computer
of Internet links or use your Web browser’s “Favorites” to save links and
easily access them later. Then when you want to research those items, you
know where to find them on your computer. The only reason you should print
this piece of paper out is if you don’t back-up your computer.
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