Why smart people do dumb things

“To be thin-skinned is to feel keenly, to perceive things that might go unseen, unnoticed, that others might prefer not to notice.”

Because we have to make decisions everyday — at work and in our personal lives — it’s surprising that smart decision-making is not taught in school. It’s the kind of skill everyone should have in their mental toolkit.

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Everything we do will affect someone else, and in business, the decisions we make will make someone else’s life easier or harder.

If you need a financial change heading into the next year, any one or two of these challenges can begin moving you in the right direction.

What would life be like if you didn't get so distracted? If you actually did the things you wanted to do with your productive hours, rather than what you were distracted by.

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