When Choices Start to Hurt

Standing in front of an open refrigerator at 8:00 P.M. wanting to cry isn't a sign of weakness—it is the ultimate symptom of an overloaded brain. Most ambitious creators and busy professionals treat decision-making like an infinite resource. They navigate daily micro-choices from the second they wake up: Which toothbrush do I use? What shirt should I wear? Should we eat now or later? What show do we scroll on Netflix? But every single choice, no matter how tiny, deducts real fuel from your pr...