Including, inevitably, important decisions. Thankfully, this can be learned / trained. It's largely a matter of habit
I think productivity really boils down to one single factor: the velocity of decision-making. Make decisions quickly instead of delaying
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High-velocity decision making is great but some important decisions are irreversible and will cost you. Thankfully most aren't.
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Can you speak more to the tradeoff between velocity and value?
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If you are well aware of the current state of your cognitive ability (e.g. not too tired, etc) & the current amount of info you have, (1/2)
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The cost of this is technical debt. But I think it's the right attitude for research, which is basically prototyping.
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Mainly I agree. The
#Hagakure already mentions, a decision should be made within seven breathes.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Quality, not velocity.
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Yes. Working IS making decision. All. The. Time.
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Read up on 'OODA loops'. Military doctrine - Observe, Orient, Decide, Act. Do that faster than 'the enemy', and you'll win.
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Totally disagree. If picking one factor, productivity boils down to long periods of uninterrupted work - REGULARLY.
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Also, quick decisions != good decisions. Kahneman and Tversky built a career around this idea - see "Thinking, Fast and Slow"
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