How to Make Smart Decisions, & Trump on Charlottesville

“If you cannot focus for long periods of time, you are in big trouble” - Tai Lopez (click to tweet) Most of what is either good or bad in your life will hinge on the decisions you made in life. This is a powerful thing to think about, and something that not enough people spend time considering. Extrapolating from there, this means that the ability to make good decisions is one of, if not THE most important ability you can develop! What science has taught us about decision making is that you will make better decisions if you focus on risk mitigation, rather than focusing on the good that may happen.  If your focus is on how to mitigate your risk, your decisions will be better overall. In addition, we talk about Trump’s response to Charlottesville, as well as lots more, on this episode of The Tai Lopez Show. “Every good or bad thing in your life will hinge on a decision you made” - Tai Lopez (click to tweet) Points to Keep In Mind Being smart has to do more with practical decision-making, and less with things like mathematical abilities Every good or bad thing in your life will hinge on a decision you made He who has choice has trouble Usually, the more important the decision, the less objective we become and the more we allow emotion to cloud our judgement If you want to be more intelligent, lower the emotion that goes into a decision One of the best ways to make a decision is not to try to decide which will turn out best, but rather to choose what will minimize the risk of regret For each decision, ask yourself: Will I regret this decision? Which option will I regret more?