Decision fatigue is not a medical illness, but a phenomenon in which people struggle to make decisions if their brain is tired from constant decision making – essentially a marketing psychology idea created from studying shoppers.
Sue: Every day is a constant, conscious decision you make to stay together, and 95 percent of the time we agreed on it and the rest of the time we would go to our separate corners until we were ready to agree again.
No one can run and scale a successful business on their own without being in constant decision fatigue.
It also raises a central question for someone seeking a pressure cooker of a job that demands leadership and constant decisions: is he practical or expedient, an ideologue or a pragmatist?
The aptly titled Master of None shows what a thousand words can't: the constant decisions (rather, indecision) facing the everyday Millennial.
If you run a small business and must make constant decisions--how much inventory to purchase, where to get better terms for a loan--plus worry about issues such as power outages, while also dealing with the everyday issues of family life, your bandwidth is likely to be overtaxed.
Ordinary spheres of social interaction in the smart grid, though, require more active participation than "merely" being affected as outlined above; they require constant decision-making and decisions are facilitated by using trust as a social mechanism to reduce complexity.
For my part, I was terrified that I would crumble under the stress of the constant decision-making.
The gist is that if men feel they are in charge, their wives, freed from constant decision-making, will be happier, too.
By establishing targets for collaboration and registering people, you avoid the constant decision-making about who sees what and in what proximity to others.
