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E04: Say goodbye to overthinking

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Overthinking happens when we fear failure and try to control outcomes. From decisions big or small, we’d benefit from having a bias for action. We can actually train ourselves to make easier, faster decisions to develop better habits and end overthinking. We’ll discuss this, along with tools to make big decisions seem manageable. This is the first in a series of "Lessons from a corporate life," where I dive into values I learned from years at stressful jobs that can help in any situation.

In this episode:

Why we overthink

How failure is fact finding

How our gut is sometimes right

What a bias for action is and how to use it

How to form better decision-making habits

Reversible, low impact decisions

Turn overwhelming decisions into manageable ones

To read this podcast transcript, please head to my website: https://www.youruncommonlife.com/blog/categories/podcast-transcripts

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Overthinking happens when we fear failure and try to control outcomes. From decisions big or small, we’d benefit from having a bias for action. We can actually train ourselves to make easier, faster decisions to develop better habits and end overthinking. We’ll discuss this, along with tools to make big decisions seem manageable. This is the first in a series of "Lessons from a corporate life," where I dive into values I learned from years at stressful jobs that can help in any situation.

In this episode:

Why we overthink

How failure is fact finding

How our gut is sometimes right

What a bias for action is and how to use it

How to form better decision-making habits

Reversible, low impact decisions

Turn overwhelming decisions into manageable ones

To read this podcast transcript, please head to my website: https://www.youruncommonlife.com/blog/categories/podcast-transcripts

Motivational Piano Background Music by Nikita Lukyanov | https://soundcloud.com/lukyanovnikita

Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com

Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported

https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en_US

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