About the TalkHow often do you find yourself suffering from information overload?Most of us are constantly flooded with emails, text messages and phone calls. This seemingly endless swirl of digital information exchange can make us feel as though we have lost control of our time.Today, our competitive edge is no longer solely based on whether information is available, but rather on our ability to navigate through this flood of high speed data: to select, access, use, and respond to that which is most relevant.The Internet, and the digital information overload we experience is reshaping our lives and our brains. We need to grow and change with the medium, to make it a tool of empowerment rather than a form of distraction.In this talk, Stefania discussed the problem of information over-load, what led her to write the book, and some of the strategies in The Principle of Relevance. Powerpoint PresentationThe principle of relevance: the essential strategy to navigate through the information age [streaming video] About the Speaker Stefania Lucchetti (www.stefanialucchetti.com), is an accredited mediator with the Hong Kong International Arbitration Center, and an attorney who is qualified in 3 jurisdictions. She practiced corporate law for over 10 years in Europe and Asia focusing on telecoms, IT, media, and internet industries; and assisted internet pioneers such as Altavista and Yahoo in the early days of their penetration in Europe.Having traveled extensively around the world throughout her life, she now lives in Hong Kong with her husband and baby boy. She is enthusiastic and passionate, working to blend the intuition and insights from her life experiences with the knowledge and logical thinking she developed in the corporate world.Stefania is known and admired as a master organizer of her time and as a relentless adventurer of the mind. Other than managing her career and family, she cultivates a passion for dance (she has been a semi-professional dancer and modern dance teacher). She has practiced meditation and yoga for several years; and she loves to travel and learn. Since childhood, she has had a personal policy of learning 3 new skills every year, whether physical or intellectual. Stefania is an avid reader of books on any topic that interests her.For enquiry, please contact Victoria Caplan at 2358-6786.