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It’s Friday afternoon and here in the UK its our May Day Bank Holiday weekend, giving us an extra day off on Monday. Some people will be visiting family or friends, some going away for the weekend, some will put their feet up and relax, and some will be working as normal.

This is the age of information and with that comes information overload. Most of us have suffered it at one point or another and today I want to give you a simple tip to help overcome the dreaded info’ overload.

Do you know that over 90% of eBooks aren’t completely read and if they aren’t read how can the information within them be applied? I’ve done it myself, you start to read the latest Hot product and something distracts you and takes your attention away from your reading. You forget the eBook and deal with whatever situation took you away from it and by the time you come back to your computer there’s something more urgent to do. You close the eBook with the best intentions of reading it tomorrow…..

…..tomorrow comes and there’s something else that takes your attention and, before you know it, you’ve forgotten about the eBook that you’re reading. A week goes by, then a month and the eBook is forgotten, although some of the info may have got through and rattles around your head, leading to info’ overload. Why? Because you, (we, me) haven’t read and absorbed the complete information from the eBook. You get a little piece of info from this eBook and some from that eBook and suddenly your thoughts are all over the place and you can’t decide which way to go.

That’s info overload!

So what is my tip for dealing with this?

It’s quite simple really: Grab yourself some slide binders, a pen and a highlighter pen. Print out the eBook and turn it into a book so that you can take it with you, away from the computer.

Go and relax somewhere and read through the eBook, use the highlighter pen to highlight the steps you need to carry out, while making notes on the opposite page. When you get to an area of the eBook that you don’t quite grasp, go back a couple of pages and re-read it. If you still don’t grasp it put the book down and think about it for a little while, even over night if needed. Read a chapter at a time, let the info’ sink in and move on to the next chapter.

We have all got eBooks on our hard drives that we have been meaning to read for some time, why not print one out today and take it with you this weekend. Make it your mission to read the eBook, absorbing the info, making notes throughout and highlight the steps you need to take.

When you get to the end of the eBook put it down and think of what you’ve just read. The next day read it again and add to your notes as required. By the time you’ve read through it a second time, making notes, you would have turned the eBook into an instruction manual and will have absorbed the content. Making it easier for you to apply the information when you get back to your computer, working from your manual.

Give it a try this weekend and come back next week to let me know how you got on.

Above all else…. Have a fantastic weekend!!

Until next time, take care

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