An overflowing inbox, around fifty notifications, a decision due today: what’s missing isn’t information.
We rarely pile up information to decide better; more often it’s to reassure ourselves, or to avoid being caught off guard. This module teaches you to choose what you let in: three questions to sort your sources, the habit of stopping your search, and AI to handle your morning sorting.
~20 min at your own paceKey skill: Decision-Making and JudgmentAvailable in FR + ENNo prerequisites
What you’ll take away
- the three questions that decide if a source deserves your attention
- the right not to know everything, and to unsubscribe without guilt
- a way to have AI sort, summarize, and prioritize your information streams
Who it’s for
Anyone who wants to decide with the right information and make AI a filter rather than one more source.
Learning objectives
- Understand why, beyond a certain volume, more information makes decisions worse instead of clearer.
- Recognize the two needs behind accumulating information, and decide with enough rather than complete information.
- Sort your sources with three questions: what the information changes, what effect it has, and where it comes from.
- Hand filtering, condensing, and prioritizing over to AI without turning its suggestions into a new overload.
How does this module work?
The steps of the Adaptive module.
- Self-assessmentOn nine dimensions, to gauge current habits and guide the practice.
- Expert videoA ~10 min video with three pauses for reflection.
- Practice scenariosThe first two scenarios chosen from the self-assessment, then sixteen more, optional. Every answer gets feedback: what it leads to, and one way to improve.
- Dated commitmentOne action to try, written by the learner or chosen from the suggestions.
- Memo to downloadKey takeaways, questions, commitment, personal notes, and checklists.
Duration: ~20 min. Excluding bonus practice scenarios and optional in-depth content.
