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one trick to avoid exhaustion from too many choices: short circuit when you get a satisfactory outcome, even if it's not optimal. e.g., ordering food at a resta
by smalter 19y ago
one trick to avoid exhaustion from too many choices: short circuit when you get a satisfactory outcome, even if it's not optimal. e.g., ordering food at a restaurant or watching tv, if i find a menu item or a program that's good enough and the outcome is not too important to me (those are the cases you should invest extra mental energy to find optimal solutions), i stop scanning there.
the general notion is that your mental energy is valuable currency and should be invested in ways that give you good return.
- yters 19y agoI have a ball of sticky tape, and I choose whatever it sticks too.