Orion Taraban
@psychacks·1M subscribers·2.4K videos
The coin flip technique: how to overcome indecision
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September 13, 2021
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September 13, 2021
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Nobody likes being indecisive. So what can you do when you're having trouble making up your mind? The coin flip technique is a simple way to clarify our own emotional preferences: it's fast, free, and easy to use. In this episode, I discuss what the coin flip technique is and how to use your emotional reactions to effectively inform your decision-making process. Try it out for yourself!
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