Most of our decisions are ones made with little effort or focus, however, other decisions can be high-stakes and require intense thought and then there are the medium-stake decisions which fall in between and are the ones we are likely to put off as they aren’t as easy to make.
When tidying your decisions follow this process: Forget about the small ones, organize the medium ones and reserve your energy for the large and important ones.
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