Decision Fatigue Checklist

The same reserve funds your small and big decisions.

Decision fatigue describes a well-documented pattern: decision-making quality degrades as the number of decisions made accumulates through the day, because willpower and judgment draw from a shared, limited daily reserve regardless of how trivial or significant each individual decision is. This checklist audits where that reserve is actually going — routine choices like clothing and meals, email triage order, and default settings for recurring decisions — and checks whether your most consequential decisions are protected for earlier in the day, when capacity is typically at its highest.

• →Weights protecting important decisions for earlier in the day as the single highest-value check
• →Covers routinizing genuinely small, recurring decisions (clothing, meals, email triage) that add up cumulatively
• →Includes delegation of low-stakes decisions that don't require your specific judgment
• →Prompts periodic review, since new recurring decisions accumulate without active simplification
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