Obvious solutions have already been found. However, they can be based on assumptions that do not hold. Questioning those assumptions is an effective means to developing new creative solutions.
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If one doesn't know what she's after, she may well end up in wrong places.
Structure of the system in which one is acting determines the effects of her decisions. What should fundamentally matter, are the consequences to things that one values.
Career related choices are among the most important decisions for young educated people.
Decision making should be value-focused. Structuring values may help at becoming a better decision maker.
Should you make the decision now or delay it?
Decision trees provide a valuable tool for structuring one's thinking about a decision. The ease of reversing a decision plays a major part in deciding how to deal with electromagnetic hypersensitivity.
Importance is only half of what should count in prioritization.
Studying while working may enable better learning.
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