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I read a study once that regular alcohol consumption has a negative impact on long-term planning/decision-making (or on the part of your brain typically associa
by Jarwain 3y ago
I read a study once that regular alcohol consumption has a negative impact on long-term planning/decision-making (or on the part of your brain typically associated with that?)
So it's interesting to look at your comment through that lens, because at least in my eyes they seem to align.
- tstrimple 3y agoA lot of times the quality of a decision is less important than the decision gets made and a course set. When work begins, the real problems start making themselves apparent and you can change direction. But I've seen so many companies that spend months to years going back and forth trying to ensure they make the Correct Decision. By the time they decide, their competition has made the wrong decision and corrected back to something that achieves what they wanted. I could see how alcohol use, even if it leads to worse overall decisions long term, could kick the project into motion which leads to better results. > In any moment of decision, the best thing you can do is the right thing, the next best thing is the wrong thing, and the worst thing you can do is nothing. ~ Theodore Roosevelt