The importance of maximum input and training to make quick decisions

The importance of maximum input and training to make quick decisions
I guess I might be what you might call an "information gathering maniac."
When you buy or plan to buy something, you take in a ton of information.
There is a lot of information out there, some true and some false.
While the amount of information collected is small, the authenticity is unclear, but once a certain amount of information is input,
As you do this, you will naturally begin to understand whether it is true or false.
Of course, to judge the truth, one must have Japanese language skills, mathematical skills, and scientific knowledge.
It's better to have it. Or rather, without it, you will end up making the wrong decisions.
This happens a lot.
In this way, inputting a lot of information on a regular basis will help you make better decisions when the time comes.
I feel.
However, when you actually have to make a decision, you are often under time pressure.
In most cases, you are tied down. If you can't make a quick decision at such a time,
The stack will go to waste.
Soccer, which has just started, is a perfect example of this.
For example, when you go to a restaurant, you decide on the menu right away!
Just repeating this will help you train yourself to make quick decisions.
Each person has a different level of comfort with being able to make quick decisions.
The boundary is
There are people with 100 yen, people with 1,000 yen, people with 10,000 yen, people with 10 million yen, people with 10 billion yen...
There are various reasons, but the larger the scale of business, the more this feeling must grow.
In any case, I was so scared of the amount of money involved that I couldn't make a proper decision.
It becomes.
Recently, there have been a few things I have had to do in a limited amount of time.
I agree. But I find it hard to make a decision right away.
Even when I was cornered, I was able to make decisions in my own way that I would not regret later.
I felt that I needed to train myself in these areas in my everyday life.
I wrote it down as a reminder to myself.