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Wellness tip: Overcoming Decision Fatigue: Make Choices with Ease

Wellness tip: Overcoming Decision Fatigue: Make Choices with Ease

Ever feel mentally drained by the sheer number of decisions you make daily?

From work deadlines to what’s for dinner, decision fatigue is real and it can lead to poor choices, procrastination, and burnout.

The good news? You can take back control with a few smart strategies.

Simplify Routine Choices

Reduce unnecessary decisions by automating daily habits. Plan your meals in advance, streamline your wardrobe, or set a consistent morning routine. The fewer small decisions you make, the more mental energy you’ll have for important ones.

Prioritise Your Decisions

Not all choices are equal. Tackle big decisions early in the day when your mind is freshest. Use the “good enough” rule sometimes, aiming for progress over perfection saves time and stress.

Set Boundaries on Choices

Too many options can be overwhelming. Limit choices by narrowing options whether it’s selecting from just three restaurant options or setting clear work priorities.

By structuring your day to minimise decision overload, you’ll free up mental space for what truly matters.

Overcoming decision fatigue isn’t about making fewer decisions, it’s about making better ones with less stress and more confidence.

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