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Make Sure You Have at Least Three Options |
Sometimes we see no freedom of choice.
If we have two choices, that’s usually not
much better.
Thus, we generally need at least three options to avoid
feeling
trapped. And we need to have at least three appealing options to feel that
there’s some real choice. In worst case, at least we always have a choice over how we go about it. |
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| Keywords |
Decision-making, freedom of choice, alternatives, decisions, challenges, problem-solving, decision making, problems, solutions, techniques, choices, work, job, private life, mistakes, emotional, rational, decision making techniques, analysis, skills, decision making process, priorities |
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