I always love reading the curated network of articles in my Feedly app over coffee every morning.
This morning, an article that Kevin Kelly attached in Recommendo weekly newsletter on decisioning making really sing out to me.
Having grew up in a society that heavily prize success at all cost, that mindset became a crippling factor for many.
Failure just isn't an option at all.
What if you start a business and it fails? What if you change careers and fall flat? What if you relocate, miss your career highs and your close friends?
Many what-ifs. Think of life as a portfolio of bets, no one really knows the end game.
Another simple way to think about decision-making as summarised by James Clear:
This morning, an article that Kevin Kelly attached in Recommendo weekly newsletter on decisioning making really sing out to me.
Having grew up in a society that heavily prize success at all cost, that mindset became a crippling factor for many.
Failure just isn't an option at all.
What if you start a business and it fails? What if you change careers and fall flat? What if you relocate, miss your career highs and your close friends?
Many what-ifs. Think of life as a portfolio of bets, no one really knows the end game.
Another simple way to think about decision-making as summarised by James Clear:
"If a decision is reversible, the biggest risk is moving too slow.
If a decision is irreversible, the biggest risk is moving too fast."