When I Do Have Choice I Try

We Are Often In Society Told To Make Decisions In One Of Two Ways. We're Either Told "use Your Gut, Just Go With How You Feel About It And Let That Guide You," Or We're Told To Use Reason - Some Very Deliberative Methodical Process Of Pros And Cons And Really Thinking It Through.

People Don't Put As Much Of An Emphasis In Expanding Their Choices, So That, You Know, One Of The Things That I Learned When I Was In Japan Way Back In The 1990's And There Were All These Quarrels Happening Between The U.s. And Japan About Allowing More American Products Into The Japanese Market.

Too Many Choices Can Overwhelm Us And Cause Us To Not Choose At All. For Businesses, This Means That If They Offer Us Too Many Choices, We May Not Buy Anything.

If You Truly Have Expertise - And Expertise Can Be Say A Chess Master Who Has Really Mastered Something Or An Artist Or A Musician Of Some Sort You Know If You Give A Jazz Musician.

It's Easy To Assume People Are Conforming When We Witness Them All Choosing The Same Option, But When We Choose That Very Option Ourselves, We Have No Shortage Of Perfectly Good Reasons For Why We Just Happen To Be Doing The Same Thing As Those Other People; They Mindlessly Conform, But We Mindfully Choose. This Doesn't Mean That We're All Conformists In Denial. It Means That We Regularly Fail To Recognize That Others' Thoughts And Behaviors Are Just As Complex And Varied As Our Own. Rather Than Being Alone In A Crowd Of Sheep, We're All Individuals In Sheep's Clothing.