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Think Straight

Think Straight

Mind is confused when you have too many options that might seem to be the right way to execute a task. To avoid this problem one has to train the mind with elemination techniques that would help in taking decisions quickly.

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I use this technique multiple times to take quick decision in day to day activities.

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