Decision Fatigue On Routine Activities

Hi friends,

I came across several interesting articles lately about how millennial entrepreneurs are sprouting everywhere from vast variety of business fields.

The interesting thing that strikes me the most is that most of them share one thing in common: They don't get decision fatigue from routine activities.

When can I do my laundry? What do I want to buy for groceries? What's for lunch and dinner today? Have I locked the door when I went to work this morning? Do I have enough cash or do I need to go to the bank later?

Those are the typical set of questions that most of us asks ourselves pretty much on a routine basis. We have to think about them because we carry these responsibilities ourselves and pretty much it will leave us in a bad way if we do not give enough attention to them. All that micro planning and decision making will eat up your decision-making-capacity and eventually make you restless by the end of the day. Leaving you with no more room for other micro decision makings let alone thinking of a creative one.

This is where I notice the difference between successes and failures. Successful people have the luxury of having their decision-making-capacity being channeled in situations that leads to greater wealth. That is the primary reason why people become successful people. 

This idea has lead me to strive for thinking of ways to reduce my decision fatigue on the routine items and put more emphasis decision making situations where it will grant me greater wealth benefits.

I'm curious to know as how do you channel your decision-making-capacity in your daily life?

Cheers friends.