A psychological concept known as the “Choice Overload Effect” describes the uneasiness that results from having so much information that you feel like doing nothing at all.
- In his book “The Paradox of Choice,” author Barry Schwartz describes the phases involved in decision-making.
- Determine your objectives.
- Assess the significance of each objective.
- Sort the choices based on how effectively they achieve each objective.
- Determine the likelihood that each choice will help you achieve your objectives.
- Select the winning choice.