School V · Lesson 11 of 15
Deciding Under Pressure
Core idea: big decisions go better with a simple, repeatable process, especially when time is short and feelings are high.
The Lesson
Under pressure, people tend to grab the first option that feels okay, or freeze. A short, repeatable process helps you do better without needing hours. Here's one that pulls together this school so far:
Not every decision deserves all seven steps. A useful filter is reversibility. Some decisions are like a revolving door: easy to undo, so decide fast and adjust. Others are a one-way door: hard to undo, like a big loan, a move or quitting a job. Slow down for those.
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