Jenn WalkerHost
So what the framework is, is it a hat, haircut or tattoo decision? so most decisions are hat decisions hat decisions are the ones that you try on if you don't like it or if it's not a good fit you just put it back and you try a new one because of this there is a very low cost of risk so the only cost actually with this decision is the cost of wasting time to make the decision So this is where you fail fast, often fail forward.

And the quicker you move, the quicker you'll receive data or information about that decision of whether or not to continue with that action or behavior or stop and try a new decision.

So an example of this would be, say you wanna switch up your morning routine, you try something on, You get new data information, whether you like it, whether it's working for you and you keep that decision or you change it up in the future.

So, um, doing a little bit of research, not a lot in a lot of time, making decisions fast, putting it out there, receiving the data information.

So what the framework is, is it a hat, haircut or tattoo decision? so most decisions are hat decisions hat decisions are the ones that you try on if you don't like it or if it's not a good fit you just put it back and you try a new one because of this there is a very low cost of risk so the only cost actually with this decision is the cost of wasting time to make the decision So this is where you fail fast, often fail forward.

And the quicker you move, the quicker you'll receive data or information about that decision of whether or not to continue with that action or behavior or stop and try a new decision.

So an example of this would be, say you wanna switch up your morning routine, you try something on, You get new data information, whether you like it, whether it's working for you and you keep that decision or you change it up in the future.

So, um, doing a little bit of research, not a lot in a lot of time, making decisions fast, putting it out there, receiving the data information.
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