Words that help you decide when you are faced with multiple options and you are not sure which one to choose.
- If youâre confused, that means your evaluation of each of your options isnât much different, so you can toss a coin and decide.
- If youâre not sure whether to do it or not, do it. If you donât do it, nothing will change your perspective.
- If youâre confused between two choices, add an option and make it three choices.
- If one of them is the one that you think you should do, discard that one. If itâs really better to do it and you want to do it, youâre already doing it.
- PS: Another explanation for clarity: âIf you think you should do one of the two options and you are not doing it, then you donât want to do that option quite as much as you do the other option. Better to do the option you want to do.â
Could merge into #2017 Motivation System Renewal
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