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« Nous nous dirigeons vers un monde où plus personne n'aura besoin de visiter des sites web et donc de voir des publicités d'éditeurs qui financent des trucs comme le journalisme », a averti il y a quelque jour un journaliste dans un podcast du New York Times. Via cdi, michel verstrepen, juandoming 
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There is no shortage of material that needs to be read in business including marketing copy, business plans, contracts legal documents and of course business books. I love to read but not all business reading is particularly entertaining or well written. And some of the most important stuff is dense, dry and dreadful no matter how much achieving success requires you read it.
So when my inbox is full of necessary reading that I know will put me to sleep, I have to make a special effort to power through it. First, I set aside time with no distractions. No phone, email or TV to draw my focus. Then I find a place with lots of natural light. Lastly I turn on mellow music that I know well so I can get into rhythmic groove. Before you know it the stack is gone and I feel better for having been productive.
Here are more ways to tackle that tough material from my Inc. colleagues. Via The Learning Factor
The Learning Factor's curator insight,
August 21, 2014 6:35 PM
Business is full of dry boring material that needs your attention. Here Inc. columnists share ways to get through the drudgery. 
Daniel Andrés Ceballos García's curator insight,
May 18, 2017 11:17 AM
There are many other techniques for learning from everything read; as an example, there are few of them here; however, "the learning styles" is such a sensible topic nowadays. I would rather talk about recognizing the strenghts I have for learning in which all the learning styles are included.
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The open access International Journal of Information, Diversity, & Inclusion (IJIDI) "presents wide ranging and multidisciplinary perspectives on the intersection of equity, social justice, and information." Via Elizabeth E Charles
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