Three takeaways
- Decision fatigue may be reducing the attention available for even simple choices.
- Treating depleted capacity as a character flaw.
- Adding more options when the brain is already overloaded.
- Reduce the choice to two acceptable options and decide which one is easier to reverse.
Video transcript
You said: Tiny choices feel impossible by the end of the day. Decision fatigue may be reducing the attention available for even simple choices. Treating depleted capacity as a character flaw. Try this: Reduce the choice to two acceptable options and decide which one is easier to reverse.
