Pros and Cons Journal

<p>It is a psychologically-proven fact that the more options a person has when making a choice the worse their eventual decision will most likely be. As it turns out humans suck at making decisions. We want more choices (all the choices) but then when we're actually faced with all those different possibilities our tiny little brains short circuit we forget how to handle ourselves and we wind up making the dumbest possible decision.</p><p>Enter the subtle art of the list.</p><p>While it isn't verified when history's first pros and cons list was created I wouldn't be surprised if there were cave paintings weighing the options of hunting wooly mammoths versus sabretooth tigers. (I vote wooly mammoth personally. Larger and far less toothy.)This book brings the science of the pros and cons list into the 21st century giving you an easy-to-use template for your decision whether you're an intuitive right-brain creative type or a left-brain numbers and metrics aficionado. Whatever your decision is you've got this.</p>