Three Tips for Making Better Decisions

1. Make sure to spend time thinking about your decisions twice or thrice, but don't let it eat you up.
2. Stop undermining your relationships, both romantic and platonic.
3. Learn how to seize opportunities. You can't go back in time. Whatever you choose to do, whether study or tra...

We all have chapters in our lives we’re not proud of. Mistakes we’ve made, things we’ve said, decisions we regret. But one of the most freeing and transformative behaviors is learning to forgive ourselves for these past mistakes.

It’s human nature to err. But holding onto guilt and regret o...

They guide the choice of what to do (and not do) without requiring a lot of time, analysis, or information. 

They work well for categorical choices, like a judge’s yes-or-no decision on a defendant’s bail, and decisions requiring many potential opportunities to be screened quickly.