Day 63
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| What should I decide? |
One of the hardest decisions that I have made in my life
was to leave a comfortable job and shift my settled career in the pursue of a new career
search. This decision included plenty of uncertainty and decrease in the
financial status. Ideally shifting to a new career incorporates approximately
three to four years of career investment to earn a career growth. The course in
the pursuit of the dream career included many challenging decision-making process
that at times created a syndrome the decision fatigue.
So here is my question: Have you ever faced decision
fatigue?
On an average day, we make hundreds of decisions. The
severity of these decisions can range from simple decisions like what to eat,
what to wear, to many complex financial decisions. What is the relationship
between decision-making to mood of the person? What is the formula of an
experience decision-making? Does the ratio between the good decisions and bad
decisions play an direct correlation to the decision fatigue syndrome?
What are the cycles of mental strain a human process through
decision-making? The amount of decisions processed in a day has a direct
relationship to the quality of decision-making. The numerous decision-making
incorporates the phase of restless brain that causes the human to take shortcut
methods to obtain the results. Does the overload of decision-making create the
brain to stop functioning causing a decision fatigue syndrome?
The element of decision fatigue has the potential to
create depletion in the mental energy. The biggest challenge in the depletion
of the mental energy is that it is normally undetected and confused for another
symptom. Reduced mental energy has the probability to effect the physical
energy of the human being.
“Decisions
are like wolf packs, you invite one decision, you invite the pack”
~Lenji
Jacob
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