How to Make Great Business Decisions That You’ll Not Regret

At some level, I’d like to be able to trust myself in my decisions, but if I’m irrational, then I can’t do that. Luckily, I think there’s actually a lot that you and I can do about this. At some level, where you are right now is the result of all the decisions that you’ve made up to this point, right? So I think it’s a worthy goal to strive toward being as clear minded as possible. Today, I’m gonna focus on decision-making because I’ve made some really bad choices in the past, and it would be lovely to do that a little bit less often moving forward. So what I’ve done is I’ve compiled five techniques or things to keep in mind that I use to help myself make better decisions. <h1>Don’t make (important) decisions after lunch.</h1> Daniel Pink, in his book “<a href="https://www.amazon.com/When-Scientific-Secrets-Perfect-Timing/dp/0735210624" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">When</a>,” talks about this concept of a trough. It’s something that we all go through in the day. It usually happens seven hours after waking up. This is where we encounter a drop in energy levels, and this corresponds with really bad decision-making. According to him, he suggests making decisions, especially important ones in the morning when you’re going through a peak. He goes more in-depth in his book, and I highly recommend it. <a href="https://medium.com/illumination/how-to-make-great-business-decisions-that-youll-not-regret-2b3f2ea1dc18">Click Here</a>