Everyday, we all make so many decisions that it’s no wonder that decision fatigue is a thing.
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I’m definitely susceptible to decision fatigue but it doesn’t stop me from making those 35,000 decisions a day. Sometimes, I actually good about those decisions, including booking a flight to Switzerland for my first ever solo trip to Europe.
What decisions do you see in my images for today?
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When I perform at the protest song teach-out Which Side Are You On, I’ll need to make many decisions about my original song You Don’t Scare Me …
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… and my cover of Joni Mitchell’s Big Yellow Taxi.
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Here and now, I’m making the decision to not compare myself to Joni Mitchell.
Thanks to all whose decisions brought them to the end of this blog post, including YOU!
enjoy your performance Anne! And I hope your trip to Europ is a good one! Congrats on going solo!
Thanks so much, Carol Anne!
have a wonderful performance and trip to switzerland!
Thank you, wonderful beth!
I often channel Scarlett O’Hara when having trouble making decisions: “Tomorrow IS another day.”
I appreciate your decisions, Barbara.
The recommendation of automating routines reminded me of Oliver Sacks who had his clothes for each day of the week hanging in his closet in order, and his meals ready in containers. Knowing about decision fatigue I can understand why that amount preparation helped him be spontaneous when he needed to be.
Thanks for your decision to comment on this post, Chris!
Oh that’s interesting! Why are you taking a solo trip to Europe?
Once again, I appreciate the ckever Joan art by Eric Yate.
Because my favorite parts of my trip to Spain where when I was exploring on my own and I like trying new things! Also, Michael always wants to stay home with the cats.
Switzerland—an exciting trip to look forward to!
It is exciting, Debbie!