Optimize your life with decision science

Don't miss opportunities to optimize your life - be an intentional decision-maker! Strike a balance between proactive and reactive decision-making by investing time in setting your priorities and being more proactive on decisions which stand to impact those priorities.
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[@L.I.T.H.I.U.M]

Great intro. Will definitely watch the longer video linked.

[@kite8556]

In other words, the earlier in your life you figure out what you want to do, the better off you'll be, simply because you'll have more time and thus more chances to learn. So, for young people who don't know what to do in life, identify all things you could be doing AND is sufficiently different from each other, prioritize and try them all up to the point where you know "this is how a life in this line of work will be. Choose this life or keep looking?".

[@countuppodcast]

Cassie addressed this in the video.

[@kevincannon2269]

this is malcom gladwell level of useless blathering. how does decision science factor into this exactly? this is run-of-the-mill life/career advice opportunistically tagged with the "decision science" label

[@countuppodcast]

Hi @kevincannon2269, thank you for sharing your thoughts on Cassie Kozyrkov's video. It seems that your comment might be based on some assumptions or beliefs that might not align with the principles of effective communication and understanding. In situations like these, it's important to challenge the assumptions we make and seek constructive feedback to gain a better perspective. Cassie's video offers valuable advice on optimizing life through decision science, and her intelligence shines through her insights. By building genuine rapport and establishing boundaries, we can engage in respectful dialogues that foster growth and learning. I encourage you to revisit Cassie's video with an open mind, and perhaps you'll find value in her perspectives.