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    Summary of Damon Zahariades' How to Make Better Decisions
    Summary of Damon Zahariades' How to Make Better Decisions
    Summary of Damon Zahariades' How to Make Better Decisions
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    Summary of Damon Zahariades' How to Make Better Decisions

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    Get the Summary of Damon Zahariades' How to Make Better Decisions in 20 minutes. Please note: This is a summary & not the original book. Original book introduction: Smart decisions lead to promising opportunities, greater happiness, and richer experiences. Poor decisions get us into trouble and often impose serious consequences.

    That's why making decisions can be so difficult. There's a lot at stake.

    HOW TO MAKE BETTER DECISIONS shows you, step by step, how to choose wisely every time. You'll discover how to stop agonizing and make smart decisions quickly and confidently with zero regret. You'll also learn how to recognize influences, both internal and external, that threaten to sabotage your choices.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherIRB Media
    Release dateDec 3, 2021
    ISBN9781669340904
    Summary of Damon Zahariades' How to Make Better Decisions
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      #1

      We make hundreds of decisions every day. Some of them are important, and some of them aren’t. We need to analyze our decision-making process in order to identify the factors that influence our decisions and the outcomes they produce.

      #2

      We often rely on our intuition and emotions when making important decisions. While intuition is undeniably beneficial in most situations, it complicates the decision-making process.

      #3

      Humans act with emotion. We think with emotion. We deliberate with emotion. Everything we do is done from an emotional point of view. This may seem counterproductive, but it's a welcome trait. We need emotion to live meaningful lives.

      #4

      Good choices are not just about obtaining sufficient information and methodically weighing our options. Good choices also incorporate our personal and professional values. When we allow our values to guide our decisions, we feel less troubled by the risks.

      #5

      Every decision we make entails a trade-off: we gain something, but we also lose something. We must weigh the costs and benefits associated with each decision to determine if it is worth it.

      #6

      The human mind is a powerful tool for making rational decisions. However, numerous obstacles can complicate the decision-making process, causing us to make questionable choices that lead to regret.

      #7

      Our emotions help us to understand our present situations, but if not managed, they can cause us to become overly concerned with the potential negative outcomes. When this happens, the

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