Decision Making
Danielle Vermeer and
Decision Making
“If you can’t decide, pretend you’re deciding for a friend.”
Solomon’s paradox is a robust finding that we're better at solving other people's problems than our own, because detachment yields objectivity. But research has found that viewing oneself in the 3rd person yields the same detachment and objectivity. So if yo... See more
Why People Fail to Make Important Choices
A very small subset of your decisions are one-way doors. Non-reversible portals into bad realities. These ones should take you more time. They require more information.
Daniel Kazandjian • Minimum Viable Productivity
The only way to break out of this paralysis is really to act. To move a step at a time towards what I’m drawn to until a clear reason emerges to stop . This single step, the minimum viable action, is powerful, because the minute you take it, you set off reactions that arm you with more information. The fog clears a little, and then some more. The a... See more
Sindhu Shivaprasad • minimum viable action
Greatness Without Goals
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Fourth, your decisions will change you. For example, sometimes a taking up a lifestyle renders you incapable of enjoying it any longer…it is literally impossible for you to understand the meaning of a decision until you directly experience its consequences.
Eigenrobot • You Are Going to Fuck This Up
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.