Make Better Decisions by Only Making Them Once

Make Better Decisions by Only Making Them Once
Each day we have to make hundreds of decisions. This is exhausting. That means whatever you can do to stop remaking the same decision over and over will save you energy. alphaspirit.it/Shutterstock
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Most mornings, I’m a model of productivity. I get up early, make coffee, and am at my computer by 5:30 a.m. I get important work done, make a to-do list for my day, and fit a workout in before my kids get up. I eat a healthy breakfast, get the kids off to school, and then it’s back to work. In other words, I have a good morning routine.

However, by the time the sun sets, things typically start to unravel. By the time the kids get to bed, I’m usually exhausted and default to beer and Netflix. Often, I complete the gluttonous trifecta with a salty snack. It’s pretty obvious: My evening routine, if you want to call it that, is lacking.

Jay Harrington
Jay Harrington
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Jay Harrington is an author and lawyer-turned-entrepreneur who runs a northern Michigan-inspired lifestyle brand called Life and Whim. He lives with his wife and three young girls in a small town and writes about living a purposeful, outdoor-oriented life.
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