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Tip #3: Trust your gut

Tip #3: Trust your gut

Intuition is faster than analysis. Research has shown that if you use intuition and analysis, you'll make faster, more accurate decisions and be more confident in them.

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We all need to make good decisions quickly, but we should avoid overthinking things. Here are some tips to help you make decisions without wasting time.

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