[VIDEO] Duncan Nugget® #68: Minor Situations. Major Catastrophes.
Continuously making bad choices in minor situations can lead to major catastrophes.
In situations that “aren’t a big deal” people tend to make quick decisions that they regret later. We’ve all done it. We’ve all felt like idiots.
Here’s a super-simple way to help you decide whether or not to take a particular course of action.
Before you make a choice or take any action…PAUSE. THINK. And ASK yourself:
1. How could this help me?
2. How could this hurt me?
3. How could this help somebody else?
4. How could this hurt somebody else?
Obviously, buying a house, choosing a college, or any other major decision would require you to consider many other factors. You may be surprised, however, with how much this little process will help you make better choices in minor situations.
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