Researching The Master Cleanse

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Introduction To: Researching The Master Cleanse

The Master Cleanse clearly has a rich history that most of us want to grasp, and the specifics (such as the ingredients and the directions) are important, but what I’m interested in discussing here is this concept of the signal versus the noise.

This concept is especially true today, when most of us begin and end our research online. Pretty much everyone begins by Googling “Master Cleanse” or something similar. But not everyone searches for the right keywords, so they can end up in all kinds of places. There are literally millions of pages that use that keyword alone.

This can cause information overload, whereby people become simply overwhelmed. Because there is so much noise, they reach a point where they are unable to start this process. With this in mind, I set out to discover how we can find our way through all this noise

List of Key Concepts: Researching The Master Cleanse

1. History we should try to understand
2. Specifics: Ingredients and Directions
3. But how do we find the right advice (Signal through the noise)
4. Research Begins Online
• Google returns millions of Sites
• Overwhelmed
• Who do they trust
5. Read the original Text
6. If your inspired – Trust that inspiration, and trust the source
7. Consultation with Practitioners
• NOT others (hairdressers)
• Have to go to experts in their fields
• Talk to those that have done it. (Practitioners)
• Have they done it right?
• Find one who will consult with you for 15 minutes
• FIND the best practitioner
• Credentials ???
• YOU HAVE TO ASK
8. Incorrect instruction online
• Even mainstream coverage
9. First Read the Book (Stanley, Toms, Peters ???)
• Then compare practitioners answers
• Have they done it? How often? What kind of Adjuncts
10. Personal Research with an Open Mind
• Develop personal evaluation queues
11. Trust your own intuition
• After gathering info, go home and meditate on suggestions
• Piece of paper
• Ask for a dream? or direction from the Other…
12. Contrasting Experts Viewpoints
13. Popular Mentions
• Beyonnce