You’re supposed to think long and hard about the decisions you make, but we often tend to overthink, making us doubt our original ideas and instinct. Decision-making doesn’t purely rely on the information at hand, or on gut-feeling. Rather it takes the right mix of information and intuition to reach the best decisions. To help your decision-making, here’s a five-step process to avoid overthinking.
A five-step process to avoid overthinking
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