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This is an interesting idea, are you suggesting that sometimes what manifests itself as decision fatigue is actually stemming from lack of a deeper understandin

• dgb23 6y ago
  > This is an interesting idea, are you suggesting that sometimes what manifests itself as decision fatigue is actually stemming from lack of a deeper understanding of the problem? This can easily stand on its own as a general reason yes. But I meant specifically in combination of having some "rough diamond" (please excuse the pathos) that is nagging you in the back of your mind and blocking decisions because you are not pursuing to find and polish it. Often the pragmatic or "boring" approach is just right. But sometimes it isn't because of a reason that is hard to articulate and it just doesn't leave you alone. I think this is the nature of the creative process. Being brave and exploring it would be the "right way" in this case to figure out whether the idea is feasible or sound, (which it often isn't, but you can't help it and figuring this out is valuable in of itself).