Whenever you can, swap "Let's think about it" for "Let's decide on it." Commit to making decisions. Don't wait for the perfect solution. Decide and move forward.
In the book "Rework," Jason Fried emphasizes the importance of decisiveness in achieving progress. He suggests that instead of lingering in contemplation or seeking an ideal solution, individuals and teams should commit to making decisions promptly. This approach encourages action and helps avoid stagnation that can occur from overthinking.
Fried advises swapping the phrase "Let's think about it" with "Let's decide on it," highlighting the need to embrace decision-making as a key element of productivity. By taking this proactive stance, people can move forward with their plans and adapt as necessary, ultimately leading to more effective outcomes and clearer direction in their work.
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