How to Avoid Information Overload - Taking Action in the Information Age - Knowledge Bomb

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Clay Clark

Business, Entrepreneurship

4.7 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 28 July 2019

⏱️ 8 minutes

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Summary

Dr. Zoellner explains the importance of focusing on what you can control and unplugging from the world to become a person of action in the information age.

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0:00.0	Grab the duct tape and mentally prepare yourself for yet another mind expanding
0:08.5	knowledge bomb from America's number one business coach, Clay Clark.
0:13.6	Being a person of action.
0:19.3	See, I really would like for you to talk about this because it is very possible in this information
0:27.2	age for you and I to know we have access, unbelievable access Z to information.
0:32.2	Everybody out there, we have, do you remember back in the day
0:34.5	you and I used to go to the library
0:36.2	and get it up to microfiche?
0:38.2	Can you explain what the microfiche was
0:40.2	and how you could use that to find information
0:42.2	back in the day if you wanted it.
0:43.3	I'm sure of a microfiche.
0:46.1	Is it fish expert?
0:48.3	But it's basically this big contraption that they had everything that they had photographed and kind of minimized it and then you could you could put it underneath there and it kind of projected into the thing and you can move around the thing and I don't know I'm not doing a good job.
1:00.0	The thing just look at things.
1:02.0	Let's say the back of the day though, let's say that you wanted to learn how to, let's say, put in a retaining
1:07.8	wall and to decide what kind of drain tile to put in, to, you want to put in a nice French drain system okay?
1:15.0	And back in the day you were thinking about hiring a company to do it for you and you
1:19.3	wanted to get yourself well coached up and you want to get educated about the subject before you make a decision.
1:24.3	Back in the day you could we go on Google back in 1992?
1:28.0	No.
1:29.0	And then back in 97 it was like, eh.
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