The flow of information that appears in the world every day is truly enormous. These are news in newspapers, magazines, on television, on the Internet, rumors and gossip, events from the circle of communication of each individual. How to keep track of this flow of information and not miss anything important?
Select the channels through which it is most convenient for you to receive information. These can be programs at certain times or news sites that you like to visit. If there are none, take the time to study the information environment in order to understand which sites, TV channels, radio or newspapers are more convenient for you to study. On social networks and Twitter, you can also subscribe to the news of those groups or people from whom information useful to you comes.
Study the news correctly
Study selected news sources for a few minutes throughout the day. It is better to do this in the morning and evening, or during lunch breaks, so as not to take up working hours and not interfere with your work process. Addressing the news in the world or in your social group several times in small chunks is much better in keeping you informed than reading all the news for the day in one go.
Use fast news channels: for example, don't wait for the evening news, but listen to the radio in your car. Or do not use only your computer to read websites, social networks and Twitter - read news from your mobile phone when you are in a traffic jam or commuting to work on public transport. Then you can be constantly updated.
Organize a news learning process
Do not research sources that duplicate news that you already know. This will force you not to learn something new for yourself, but only to waste time. Always study only those sources that write about various events in areas of interest to you. For example, watch the news on television and read sports newspapers, or browse the news website and social media feed. This will increase your news coverage.
Bookmark interesting resources on the Internet and browse them throughout the day. Depending on the browser, you can save bookmarks without removing them from the address bar, or fill the browser home page with interesting pages. Then you will not need to search for such sites through a search engine. But if you do not want to waste time even opening pages of different sites, there is a faster way to find out about the events in the world.
Subscribe to the site's newsletter, then you do not have to look at it every time in search of new news and events. This can be done either via e-mail or via a special RSS feed. Some sites offer to leave your email address for them to send them notifications about new news. By subscribing to the RSS feed, you can use a special reader to read all the news you are interested in on one site. From now on, it will no longer be necessary to open numerous pages of sites: all interesting news will be displayed on one page.
