In-Decision Fatigue
Open Decision Cycles Drain Our Energy
Decisions are made through a complex interaction of belief systems, morals, values, social backgrounds, and responses to uncertain futures.
They can be scary. Or Exhilarating.
Incomplete decision cycles - decisions we haven't made yet but know we need to- keep a part of our cognitive bandwidth tied up, wondering what we'll do, why we should (or should not) do it, and if it's all going to work out.
They keep us STUCK. And PASSIVE.
The world is run by people who DECIDE, show up, and do things.
We don't usually get to know in advance how it will all end up, but social proof helps if you're not in the early adopter crowd. See fun graphic and more info about innovation x cultural change here.
I love the wild ride I get to have by being an early adopter. I sense a decision in my gut and I will often jump in. If I don't love it, I at least learn from it and have a great story to tell.
To me, that feels like fun, like adventure, like ALIVENESS itself.
If you've been opening and clicking but not yet deciding, I'm speaking to you, friend.
Let's land this plane. ✈️
I am here to hold space with you for free as you make the best decision for YOU.
Reply now and we'll set up some time to chat.
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ROAR is a self determined decision that YOU get to make.
It MIGHT shake out some cobwebs for some other decisions you've been postponing, too.
TRANSFORMation is active, not passive.
If you're still clicking, YOU might enjoy a conversation. 🙈
For my fellow nerds: I love y'all Pignatiello GA, Martin RJ, Hickman RL Jr. Decision fatigue: A conceptual analysis. J Health Psychol. 2020 Jan;25(1):123-135. doi: 10.1177/1359105318763510. Epub 2018 Mar 23. PMID: 29569950; PMCID: PMC6119549.
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