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How to make good decisions
How to manage work stress
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Tricky Decisions
Reversible and consequential decisions trick you into thinking they are one big important decision.
In reality, reversible and consequential decisions are the perfect decisions to run experiments and gather information.
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What to focus on
Consequential and irreversible decisions are the ones that you really need to focus on, and the extra time and energy saved can be utilized in this area.
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Save Time by delegating
Delegated both types of inconsequential decisions to subordinates or the team helps save a lot of time.
Inconsequential decisions are the perfect training ground to develop judgment.
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Not all decisions are the same
The decisions we spend the most time on are rarely the most important ones.
The decisions we spend the most time on are rarely the most important ones. Not all decisions need the same process. Sometimes, trying to impose the same process on all decisions leads to difficulty identifying whi...
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The Decision Matrix
Decisions can be classified as:
- Irreversible and inconsequential
- Irreversible and consequential
- Reversible and inconsequential
- Reversible and consequential
The great thing about the matrix is that it can help you quickly delegate decisions. Yo...
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The Eisenhower Matrix
The Eisenhower Matrix is a productivity, prioritization, and time-management framework designed to help you prioritize a list of tasks or agenda items by first categorizing those items according to their urgency and importance.
The decision matrx is a version of the Eisenhower Matrix, whic...
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Good decisions
To make good decisions, we generally need to do the following:
- Identify the decision: recognizing the need to make a decision, and identifying what that decision involves.
- Set our goals: establishing what we want to achieve with the decision...
To make better decisions:
- Make your decisions in the morning;
- Eat first: Keep your physical desires taken care of before big decisions.
- Cut down your choices, right down to a tiny shortlist and you’ll have an easier time.
- Open the windows: Keeping the CO2 levels low...
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