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How to make rational decisions
The role of biases in decision-making
The impact of social norms on decision-making
Document the process
We need to document the process, this way we never need to research again on the same topic.
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Share your learnings with others
- When you share, you are helping and inspire others with your ideas.
- You are on the right track not to consume mindlessly but learn something and share your own creation.
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Have some Dopamine detox
We must learn to recognize and restrict our usage of our social media. So we may enjoy some peace and rethink our future.
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Revise your learning at spaced intervals
We must review the topics we study at regular intervals in order for them to remain in our memory for a long period.
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Focus On The Process
Too often, we skip the process and jump right to deciding. Maybe that’s due to a lack of time, resources, or knowledge— it doesn’t matter.
Whatever your reason is, it’s never an excuse to skip the decision-making process altogether. Because that’s the only way to become a bad decision maker...
Process Your Fears
Find a way to emotionally process your fears to be able to keep going.
Tools, strategies, techniques include people to hug or talk to, music, hobbies, walks on the beach and even a favourite food. It may be a short lived moment of happiness, but it reminds us that nothing stays th...
Document All Interactions
If a person is always pushing in a different direction, they are making it difficult to reach your objectives and achieve your vision.
You should follow the process, document all interactions and inspire the person to correct the behavior. If they do not correct their path,...
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