Short YouTube-style talk by Mark Evans DM arguing that emotions often distort critical decisions and that people should prioritize objective data over feelings when making investments (hires, properties) or other life-changing choices. The speaker urges temporarily removing emotion to make clearer decisions and notes that indecision is itself a decision.
Your feelings are controlling your decision making process. Is it serving you or crippling you? Hey, what's up? It's your boy. Mark Evans, dm. Quick tip from the web. Feelings or data? Your feelings lie. Data doesn't. Data not drama, baby. Talk about it. Every day opportunity presents itself. You get your emotions and feelings involved. I've been ripped off in the past. I didn't do my work last time. So what's going to be different this time? Your feelings are controlled. Your decision making process, is it serving you or crippling you? Most people suck at critical decision making processes because they're focused on their feelings. Feelings lie. Data doesn't focus on data, not drama. Look at the real stuff. Take out the emotion, strip the emotion out for a moment to make it a critical decision. Decisions that could change your life. When you're faced with that decision to make that investment in a new hire, when you're faced with that decision to go out and buy that new investment property that could make you multiple millions of dollars over the lifetime of this of your career, make decisions that are going to help you grow. The decision, by the way, you not making a decision. Is you making a decision? Is it serving you or crippling you? Pay attention. That is not drama, baby. Stay focused. Ain't no real sense of me going the other way. Can I be seen in that? From the other day, Virgil just sent me a whole different colorway.
