Is Faster Always Better?
23 Sept 2026 · 1 min
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Someone labeled indecisive as a kid reframes it as careful thinking. They argue that taking extra time on big decisions isn't a flaw, it's a strength when the stakes matter.
Someone labeled indecisive as a kid reframes it as careful thinking. They argue that taking extra time on big decisions isn't a flaw, it's a strength when the stakes matter.
How do you like to make decisions? I think I need to address something that I've had. Maybe some viewers and listeners might resonate with this. I had a lot of negative talk around my decision-making. I've had people very close to me in the past, as a child, as a young adult, tell me that I was indecisive. I thought that was something that I was hardwired. It was a part of my personality that was hardwired. But I do think that over time, I've come to see it as— well, I've come to reframe the situation as not someone who is indecisive. That's how I was labeled, but someone who does take more time to make a decision. Someone who is— I feel like I make decisions a little bit more carefully, more thoughtfully, more deliberately. And like you said, we're not talking about every single decision. I'm talking about decisions that, you know, have more consequences behind them.
