G Lutz
@glutz
G Lutz
The Hidden Cost of Information Overload
We’re drowning in information but starving for wisdom.
It’s tempting to think more information will lead to better understanding, but past a certain point, more input rarely means more insight.
Constant consumption without reflection leaves us scattered, overwhelmed, and unfocused. In chasing every piece of
Our relationship with information evolves through four distinct phases, which I call The Four C’s. Each phase has its own purpose and challenges.
Consuming: This is where most of us begin. You’re reading books, scrolling social media, or watching videos—but not saving anything or applying what you learn. Eventually, you might realize that simply
Information and ForteLabs
As the end of the year quickly approaches, I’d like to share 3 of my favorite ones that never fail to give me insight:
#1. When did you feel most alive? What was happening around you to fuel that aliveness?
This one is designed to help you identify the conditions that make you feel alive, so you can recreate them in the future.
#2. What hardships are
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"Practice the art of small daily discomforts. Modern life is optimized for convenience and comfort. Your food can be delivered straight to your door. Your car seats can be heated. Your favorite show is available at the press of a button.
We all enjoy convenience and comfort, myself included. But our bodies and souls yearn for challenge. We want to
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