Decisions are often challenging not because of complex choices but due to intertwined motivations. People struggle with choices like selling a company not simply for financial reasons but also due to concerns about status and personal desires. A framework called the Clarity Razor helps simplify decision-making by encouraging individuals to focus on essential questions about their motivations, particularly separating financial considerations from status. Understanding this can help alleviate anxiety and clarify what one truly wants, highlighting how our outdated survival instincts complicate modern choices.
The best decisions come from untangling motivations before you choose, as conflicting desires can complicate seemingly straightforward decisions.
When facing difficult decisions, ask yourself what you'd choose if money and status weren't factors; often, the overlap reveals your true answer.
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