Have you ever looked back at some of the questionable decisions you’ve made and seen a pattern? It may be due to decision fatigue.

Decision fatigue is the concept that your ability to make good decisions becomes worse after making a series of decisions earlier in the day.

Decision fatigue can lead to a plethora of negative outcomes. A senseless argument with your spouse or colleague. An impulse purchase that sets you back financially. An unusually snarky email sent to a potential referring partner. 

Here are a few ways to avoid decision fatigue.

1- Limit the number of decisions you have to make each day. Steve Jobs was said to have worn the same outfit every day to reduce decision fatigue. One less thing to think about using precious mental bandwidth. Those who prefer a consistent daily routine are less likely to suffer decision fatigue. 

2- Make important decisions sooner than later. Like the  Read More