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5 Simple Steps to Sharper Decision-Making

Jim Schreier Posted on May 17, 2025 Posted in Brain, Critical Thinking, Decision Making
5 Simple Steps to Sharper Decision-Making

Routines drive up productivity. They turn actions into habits, so there is nothing to think about. A series of steps is consistently and consciously repeated until they become habits. This leads to quick and efficient processes,
sometimes called standard operating procedures (SOPs).

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