Decision fatigue
A decline in the quality of decisions after a long run of choices.
How it shows up
In the evening it is harder to say no, harder to stick to a plan, easier to give in. The phenomenon is contested in the research as to its explanation, but in practice most people recognise it.
What this means
Move important decisions to the morning and automate small ones with routine. Routine isn’t dullness; it is saving your decision-making for what counts.





