In terms of media I think a good approach to this is, ironically, to skew consumption towards the old. Something that’s been held as valuable for generations, or even centuries, is probably worth your time.
Today you don’t have to seek out the new, it’ll find you. It makes sense then to default to the things proven to be good, at least when you find yourself actively looking for something to read, watch, or listen to.
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In terms of media I think a good approach to this is, ironically, to skew consumption towards the old. Something that’s been held as valuable for generations, or even centuries, is probably worth your time.
Today you don’t have to seek out the new, it’ll find you. It makes sense then to default to the things proven to be good, at least when you find yourself actively looking for something to read, watch, or listen to.