Decision Making

Fifth is the usual problem facing decision makers: you have no idea what the future world will be like. You can plan for contingencies but many will be practically unimaginable to you.

“If you're ever wondering what is the right decision, ‘Should I do this, or should I do that? Should I live here, or should I live there? Should I take this job or that job?’ that just the act of choosing one and wholeheartedly committing to it makes your choice the best choice. It is your commitment itself that can make any choice the right choice... See more

This is arguably the most foundational principle of productivity. Make fast decisions with limited certainty.

Sixth: you can’t hedge on your life. No amount of money can make up for a shattered heart. And there are no take-backs.