In the end, it’s not the knowledge you accumulated that you’ll think about but rather the decisions you made.
I’ve taught graduate school for two decades. I’m always amazed at how one of the hardest things to teach is decision making, especially when it involves scenarios that are filled with uncertainty. Yet, all tough decisions are made in the absence of certainty. However, there is one way to frame nearly every hard decision so it makes the right answer abundantly clear.
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