Not Everything You Read is Equally Important - Durmonski.com

In a world where most people are crazily obsessed with compulsive consumption of irrelevant information. Ivaylo Durmonski focuses on organizing ideas from great books to provoke your thinking, help you progress, and stay sane.

Our online world is getting big. That’s something to be happy about. But it’s something to worry about, too. I don’t mind telling you I’m damned worried. I’m worried that we are all going to (or probably we already are) fall into the trap of inescapable consumerism. We are following others instead of making our own path. We are drowning in shallowness instead of being inspired by solid values. We are preoccupied with consuming to portray an image of greatness instead of being busy creating something great. I’m worried that we are more focused on appearing cool, knowledgeable, and…

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