How do you decide what to learn when there is such a vast amount of information available to us?

Answer 1

As a Hindu might say, "follow your bliss". i.e. learn about what interests you.

Answer 2

I start with what is interesting to me, and then go for quality over quantity. A any amount of reliable information is 10 times more valuable than 100 times its volume of questionable information.

Answer 3

What stirs your passion? What subjects peak your interest? What subjects make you want to stay up all night just to finish the book? What have you always wanted to know about? Follow your heart, it will never let you down. That small gentle voice inside that leads you to the things that are really important to you.

That is how you decide ever thing in life!

Answer 4

Read a book called "The soul's code, Character and calling. By James Hillman.

Answer 5

Pick what your most interested in and study about that. If you couldn't give a hot about something you probably aren't going to remember it no matter how many times you go over it!

Answer 6

i try to learn a little of this, a little of that,,,, to stay well rounded,,,,, i really, more and more as i go threw life, dont over concentrate on any one thing,,,,, though sometimes a particular thing will really interest me,,,,, and i might focus a little more on that,,,,,,
i also try to make a point to read/study/research topics which dont interest me at all,,,,,, i feel i might learn something useful from them

Answer 7

What to learn more often depends on the teacher's decision.

Answer 8

I learn about the things that interest me as well as whatever is required by my job.

Answer 9

I ask advice of people whom I trust. I also scan lots of stuff and read closely that what catches my interest.

Answer 10

You expose yourself to a little bit of everything and then go deeper into certain topics as they come.