Ep. 388: Decision Fatigue

In this recording we discussed places in your workflow where decision fatigue can show up, ways to reduce the impact, and ways to recover. Here are links to points mentioned in the discussion.

Quick Fix for Mental Fatigue, by David Allen

The Due Diligence of Decision-making, by David Allen

Willpower, by Roy F. Bauermeister and John Tierney

The Paradox of Choice, by Barry Schwartz

"Do you suffer from decision fatigue?" (You may need a New York Times free account or subscription to read the article.)

The Long Tail, by Chris Anderson.

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