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How to make rational decisions
The role of biases in decision-making
The impact of social norms on decision-making
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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We need to document the process, this way we never need to research again on the same topic.
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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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Even a five-day or weeklong break from Facebook can lead to lower stress and higher life satisfaction.
Publicly declare you are on a break. And delete the apps for your favorite social media services.
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A digital detox is when you unplug and get off social media and email for some time—say, 10 days. You can do it from home or even on vacation if you’re a remote worker.
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