What information do you keep consuming that doesn’t change what you do?
What information do you keep consuming that doesn’t change what you do? Making peace with “non-actionable” content—without getting stuck 🧠 Big Picture in a Box The question “What information do you keep consuming that doesn’t change what you do?” isn’t a demand that everything you read instantly become a new habit. It’s an invitation to notice which inputs nourish you, which quietly reshape your worldview over time, and which are just noise. A better way to think about your information Some content—art, fiction, essays, big-picture analysis—matters because it doesn’t ask you to act right now. It lingers, it colors how you see the world, it incubates. Other content promises immediate change but never quite gets there. The goal is not to purge “non-actionable” information, but to become conscious of its role: joy, insight, context, or growth. When you can tell which is which, you can honor slow-burn learning while still cutting unhelpful, chronic inaction. W...