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So, the next time you feel that familiar knot in your stomach—that sense of being overwhelmed by a thousand options—pause. Ask yourself: Is this a mountain or a molehill? And then treat it accordingly. sophia locke pov
I installed a “Default Lock” protocol. For 70% of the trivial administrative choices, I set a hard default (e.g., “Form B is always used unless the patient is over 65”). The nurses revolted. They said I was removing their autonomy. Here is what I learned: End of Paper
The Architecture of Decisions: A Behavioral Approach to Reducing Friction in High-Stakes Environments And then treat it accordingly
| If you are... | Do this... | Do NOT do this... | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Choosing lunch | Set a 60-second timer. Pick the 3rd option. | Read reviews. | | Writing an email | Write the subject line last. | Edit while drafting. | | Hiring someone | List 3 "knockout" criteria first. | Look at their resume for >2 min. | | Feeling stuck | Do the smallest physical action. | Make a flowchart. |