Most often, the best way to make a decision is to take action immediately upon processing the relevant and important information available to us. Many decisions are cut and dry and require little deep thinking. Decisions like these are best made quickly, followed by taking action and reacting to feedback in the environment (see my post titled Make Better Decisions). This post deals specifically with step 2 of that process called
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1 Akemi - Yes to Me // May 12, 2008 at 11:13 pm
Interesting. . . I’ve noticed I get the best solutions when I put down the work for the time being and do the dishes — or meditation. Maybe this article explains how it happens.
2 JEMi | Tips for Life, Love, You // May 13, 2008 at 10:13 am
This explains why sometimes, though I insist on thinking things to death, clarity comes to me at the most unexpected times – after I engage in something OTHER than brainstorming the matter.
This was a good read!