PUBLIC MARKS with tag personal-development

The central theme that runs throughout this article is how you can become financially secure by putting your finances on autopilot. And as he explains, with the age of the internet running at full speed, this is now a very simple process.

Are you being choked by the weeds of information? Richard Saul Wurman, in his book Information Anxiety, said that “a weekday edition of the New York Times contains more information than the average person was likely to come across in a lifetime in seventeenth-century England.” With so much information, advertisements, conflicting views and other noise jostling for our attention, you need to actively filter out the useless from the useful. And how do you do that? Well…it’s through a little process I call Information Gardening.

Learning to read people is one of the most important skills you can have in your interpersonal life. Whether you’re focusing on professional success, friendship, romance, marriage, career or parenting, understanding How to Read People will give you the ability to make sound decisions and develop incredible insight into people’s lives.