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Before jumping to a conclusion, think about the long-term consequences of your decision.
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It’s important to be aware of what state of mind you’re in before tackling a hard choice.
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"The best measure of quality thinking is your ability to accurately predict the consequences of your ideas and subsequent actions."
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Perhaps the easiest way to make sure we can face a hard decision with our full attention is to simply make fewer decisions.
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