Spot the signs
Keep the warning-sign list where you can see it. When you catch yourself snapping, impulse-buying, or re-comparing the same options, that's the signal to stop deciding.
Your one-page playbook for a lighter decision load. Print it, pin it above your desk, and let it decide for you.
Keep the warning-sign list where you can see it. When you catch yourself snapping, impulse-buying, or re-comparing the same options, that's the signal to stop deciding.
Don't overhaul everything. Choose the single fix that would save you the most decisions this week — usually automating or batching — and do only that.
Write 3–5 personal if-then rules in the template below. The examples are starters — replace them with rules that match your actual life.
Hard decisions happen when your brain is fresh. Block your peak window for the choice that matters most today — and defer everything else to tomorrow morning.
Fill in the blank lines with your own rules.
e.g. "If it's under $50, I wait 48 hours." "If it has no agenda, I decline." "If I can't choose, I pick the harder-to-reverse option."
The free Decision Matrix scores your options against the criteria that matter — no more looping the same pros and cons.
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