Combat Information Overload and Disorganization With Free Programs

As someone who has had my own share of organizational issues, I can tell you that combating information overload is one of the most imporatant thing that anyone trying to make their living on-line can do to contribute to their ultimate success. 

People ask me all the time how to make money on-line. I tell them that there are a MILLION ways (many not even conceptualized yet!). The problem is that on the quest to make big profits, people are pulled in a million directions. To find any measure of success, one must learn to focus, know what information they are looking for, sort it, process it mentally, and be able to implement it toward the desired outcome, adjusting their method slightly based on their assessment of previous results.

Success starts to become rather predictable once the above formula is followed. So in order to help you fight information overload so that you can start to FOCUS on the right things, I’m happy to share three 100% free resources that I use and love that will give you a running start. 

1) Personal Brain: http://thebrain.com Combining mind-mapping with a personal information manager and ultimate web and life organizer, this powerful free software will help you work the way you think!

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2) Threadsy: http://threadsy.com This new free program lets you input all of your various webmail accounts, including your Facebook and Twitter mail, into one organizer that will help you logically see, sort, and respond to messages. Love it!

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3) Feedly: http://feedly.com This is one of my favorite things ever. You simply take the feeds of your favorite informational sources, websites, blogs, etc., plug them into Feedly, and you instantly have a personal electronic magazine, customized to you. Amazing! And don’t forget to add Viral Bliss as a source if you find it a valuable resource! Our feed is: http://viralbliss.com/rss

I don’t want to contribute to information overload, so I’ll stop here and encourage you to start using these valuable free resources NOW and implementing them to organize, de-clutter, and succeed in your life.