The Decision Register, Newsletter Woes and An Audience of One

And I highly, highly recommend this because again Judgment. And decision making is The most important thing you can have. People are terrible.

At actually honing that. They always say, Oh yeah, I I learned a lesson. Really? What? What was it? Did you r did you write down what you were thinking then and what you've learned since? No. Like you know, you we put very little effort into this. I feel like I can rule the world, I know I could be what I want to I put my all in it like a day's all on a roll, less travel, never left. So I have this list of questions that I sell, uh I have this document that I have.

But I call it the decision register. Where I basically write down every major decision that I make. And so for example The very first one that I have in this list is is from when I was eighteen years old. It says quit pre med. This is uh sorry, maybe I was twenty twenty one years old. So I'm I'm at s I'm a senior in college, I'm pre med. I take the MCAS, but I decide not to go to med school. The most obvious obviously good decision you've ever made. So I then I have the here's the call. You'd be the worst doctor. I'm like we could fix this the obvious way, but let's try something. Stick out your tongue. We'll use that for your ACL.

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