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Outcome Orientation as a Cure for Information Overload - Commoncog

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Join 9,000+ sharp investors and operators like yourself, and we'll send you a collection of Commoncog's best articles right away: I no longer suffer from information overload. This is a little bizarre to say. I’ve not cut down on tools, nor have I bought new software. My workflows — whilst somewhat under-optimised (can they ever be truly ‘perfectly optimised’?) — are still mostly the same. The solution to my problems comes not from tool-use but from a new, internal stance. I learnt this from Dinesh Raju, who taught me this sometime in August last year. The technique originates from investing — it is fairly common to hear investment professionals say “curate your information sources”; I used to think this meant ‘keep a good, well filtered information diet’. I now realise this is mistaken — investors have to consume large amounts of information as part of their job; there is no way a ‘strict diet’ approach would work for them. ‘Outcome Orientation’ is a more accurate description of what

Outcome Orientation as a Cure for Information Overload - Commoncog --> Close 0" class="border-t border-slate-100 px-4 pb-2 sm:px-7"> Enter at least 2 characters. Searching… = 2" class="divide-y divide-slate-100"> No results found. This is part of the Expertise Acceleration topic cluster. Thinking Better Outcome Orientation as a Cure for Information Overload By Cedric Chin Table of Contents The thought of business school make you go ‘eww’? You’re in good company. 9,000+ investors and operators read Commoncog to sharpen their business acumen ... WITHOUT going back to school. Sign up for our news

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