Decision Makers Series: avoiding decision fatigue by adopting effective habits

There’s a ton of research around how setting habits can help us conserve energy because it reduces the number of decisions we have to make in a day. However, not all habits are created equal and so we’ve asked our community to tell us about the habits they have been most effective for them.

Justin Black | Author and Serial Entrepreneur

In the journey of every endeavor, certain habits become the cornerstone of success. As I reflect on the various ventures I’ve embarked upon, two core habits stand out profoundly: the art of storytelling and the practice of servant leadership. Storytelling isn’t merely a tool; it’s the heartbeat of every business I’ve had the privilege to create and contribute to. At its essence, storytelling transcends mere communication; it captivates, connects, and inspires. Weaving narratives into the fabric of our businesses at re-definingnormal.com has been pivotal. Stories breathe life into our mission, bridging gaps, and fostering an emotional connection with our audience. Whether it’s sharing the genesis of an idea, highlighting the journey of our team, or celebrating the impact of our initiatives, storytelling has been the conduit for authenticity and resonance. Read more>>

Mark Goethel | Cinematographer

Philanthropy, donating my craft to help non-profit organizations when I can, has been a key factor in my success. When a project is pro bono I feel like I can experiment more, take risks, collaborate with new people or teach someone that is interested in the video profession. When the project is complete both parties can benefit. I built up my confidence as a teenager to pursue video production as a career by finding a non-profit that had a mission I believed in. I grew up skiing at Mt. Holiday, a non-profit ski area in Traverse City. I was so thankful to have had a place where I felt included, supported and safe. As I got older I realized how unique that was and I wanted to let other families know about it so they could come experience it too. Read more>>

Lalonie Willhite | CEO/ Owner / Business Creator

1. Always dreaming 2. Staying focused on my goals and dreams 3. Being disciplined 4. Staying true to Nikes slogan ” Just Do It” 5. Never give up Read more>>