Ignorant and Lazy?

Okay, maybe this pegs me as someone who is ignorant and lazy, but I get tired of the information age sometimes. Don't get me wrong, I feel so blessed to live in such an age where information and knowledge can be found at the touch of a button. But, this said, it too can be extrememly overwhelming. At times I loose my desire to want to learn anything because I am too overwhelmed by all of it. And maybe it's not ignorance or lazyness, but perfectionism? I wander through bookstores and either want or feel the need to know what the contents of each book contains. The need to increase my vocabulary. The pull to search out sites on the internet and figure everything out. I feel that somebody knows it so why not I? Somebody knows how to replace a bathroom floor, how to invest during a bear market, the secret art of getting what you want when you want it, how to network computers, etc... If somebody knows these things, shouldn't I? I want to be a better person and knowing each of these things will make me a more knowledgable person (thus a better person). But lately I've been thinking about my need to know (and do) everything. And here is my 29 years of wisdom, 'there are more good things to do and read than one is capable of effectively learning in a lifetime. As long as a person has the desire and ability to pick and learn a handful of good things and learn them well, then that person has lived up to their potential in the learning realm. ' And I'm sure I'm not the first person to ever come to this conclusion. But life is a learning process and I'm learning to not be overwhelmed at having the need to learn it all. In actuality, it's liberating to realize and accept the fact that I can't learn and do everything.