The author describes a transformative approach called "Outcome Orientation," learned from Dinesh Raju, that alleviates information overload. Instead of imposing an information diet, this strategy involves constantly questioning the purpose behind consuming content. By focusing on desired outcomes, the author gains control over attention, improves decision-making, and navigates information more effectively. This method, likened to investment analysis, is more flexible and powerful than traditional filtering methods, allowing for a broader, more strategic engagement with information sources. Despite its simplicity, Outcome Orientation demands discipline and has significantly improved the author's cognitive environment and focus.