Shane Parrish AI:
Decision journals offer several benefits:
- They provide a record of your thought process at the time of making a decision, which can be insightful when evaluating past decisions, as discussed with Gary Klein.
- They allow you to track the outcomes of your decisions, which can help identify patterns and improve future decision-making, as suggested by Daniel Kahneman.
- Writing down your decisions in your own handwriting can lead to deeper reflection and understanding of the decision at hand.
- They can help you identify cues or goals that you might have overlooked at the time of the decision.
- They can also serve as a tool for self-inquiry and curiosity, helping you explore aspects you might not have considered.