If you can't decide on an opportunity, the default answer should be 'no'. If faced with two equal choices, choose the one that will be more painful in the short term.

The burden of unmade decisions weighs heavily on us; making choices is crucial.

The paradox of choice can be a huge problem for successful entrepreneurs, as there are many opportunities but limited focus.

Moral dilemmas, such as the trolley problem, illustrate the complexity of ethical decision-making, showing that there is no simple solution to these issues.

There are no solutions, only trade-offs; you can't solve everything in life without making compromises.

In the exploration phase of life, you say yes to many opportunities, but once you find your focus, you must say no to everything else by default. I have learned to say no to requests that I wouldn't ask someone else to do; if you receive a request that you wouldn't make yourself, you can simply dismiss it without feeling guilty.

Modern life has removed physical discomfort, leading us to seek the easiest, most comfortable options, which can backfire on our well-being.

The heaviest burdens in life are unmade decisions; the stress comes from having decisions to make and not making them.

When making choices, people often pay more attention to potential losses than to potential gains, which can lead to loss aversion and impact their decision-making.