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Decision fatigue is a real thing… one I’m sure we’ve all experienced. Being able to identify when this is happening is key to getting in front of it.
In fact, recently I faced this as multiple life events, business projects, team and client scenarios all compounded, demanding my attention and requiring decisions from me.
The more decisions I made, the more difficult the next decisions became, and eventually I had a backlog that was holding up my team, that was draining my mental energy, and I was feeling stressed.
It's not the first time I faced decision fatigue, so I recognize those signs. And if you're feeling stressed, unproductive, and impulsive, then decision fatigue may be at play for you.
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By Kathryn Binkley4.9
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Decision fatigue is a real thing… one I’m sure we’ve all experienced. Being able to identify when this is happening is key to getting in front of it.
In fact, recently I faced this as multiple life events, business projects, team and client scenarios all compounded, demanding my attention and requiring decisions from me.
The more decisions I made, the more difficult the next decisions became, and eventually I had a backlog that was holding up my team, that was draining my mental energy, and I was feeling stressed.
It's not the first time I faced decision fatigue, so I recognize those signs. And if you're feeling stressed, unproductive, and impulsive, then decision fatigue may be at play for you.
In This Episode You’ll Learn:Next Steps:
Let's Connect:
Follow & Review on Apple Podcasts:
Are you following the podcast? If you’re not, I want to encourage you to follow today so you don’t miss any future episodes! I have so many topics lined up, and I would hate for you to miss a single one.