What if not thinking about decisions made you better at decision-making?
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respect your subconscious
art by dall-e Okay hear me out on this one. You’re deciding on your next apartment and you have four options in front of you. You’ve just learned a bunch about each of them: price, square footage, number of rats that live in the walls. Now, imagine that God has given you three different ways you can go about making this decision: (1) you can make a decision right now, immediately after having learned about the apartments; (2) you can take some time to intentionally think about it before deciding; or (3) you can take some time before deciding, but you’re not allowed to actively think about…
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