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In this insightful interview, Donna Tashjian shares practical strategies to combat decision fatigue, emphasizing the importance of morning routines, setting boundaries, and cultivating gratitude to enhance decision-making and overall well-being.



keywords


decision fatigue, mindfulness, productivity, boundaries, gratitude, morning routine, mental clarity, stress management



key topics


Decision fatigue and its impact on daily life

Practical morning routines to start the day with clarity

The importance of setting boundaries in work and personal life

Using gratitude and joy to reduce stress and improve decision-making

The role of upper brain responsiveness in making thoughtful decisions



takeaways


Start your day with a 15-minute routine to reduce decision fatigue.

Set clear boundaries for work and personal life to protect your mental space.

Practice gratitude and joy throughout the day to foster calmness and clarity.

Respond rather than react by engaging your upper brain before making decisions.

Silence notifications and set specific times for checking emails and social media.



guest name


Donna Tashjian



Titles


Master Decision Fatigue: 7 Strategies to Regain Control

How to Make Better Decisions with Less Stress



sound bites


"Too many decisions dilute your focus."

"Bring joy and gratitude into every moment."

"Proceed as if success is inevitable."



Chapters


00:00 Introduction to Decision Fatigue

05:07 Understanding Decision Fatigue

10:03 Strategies to Combat Decision Fatigue

15:04 The Importance of Mindfulness and Boundaries

18:54 Closing Thoughts and Actionable Advice


resources


The One Thing by Gary Keller - https://www.amazon.com/dp/1885167776

Donna Tashjian's Website - https://vibrantliving.com



guest links


Website - https://vibrantliving.com



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In this insightful interview, Donna Tashjian shares practical strategies to combat decision fatigue, emphasizing the importance of morning routines, setting boundaries, and cultivating gratitude to enhance decision-making and overall well-being.



keywords


decision fatigue, mindfulness, productivity, boundaries, gratitude, morning routine, mental clarity, stress management



key topics


Decision fatigue and its impact on daily life

Practical morning routines to start the day with clarity

The importance of setting boundaries in work and personal life

Using gratitude and joy to reduce stress and improve decision-making

The role of upper brain responsiveness in making thoughtful decisions



takeaways


Start your day with a 15-minute routine to reduce decision fatigue.

Set clear boundaries for work and personal life to protect your mental space.

Practice gratitude and joy throughout the day to foster calmness and clarity.

Respond rather than react by engaging your upper brain before making decisions.

Silence notifications and set specific times for checking emails and social media.



guest name


Donna Tashjian



Titles


Master Decision Fatigue: 7 Strategies to Regain Control

How to Make Better Decisions with Less Stress



sound bites


"Too many decisions dilute your focus."

"Bring joy and gratitude into every moment."

"Proceed as if success is inevitable."



Chapters


00:00 Introduction to Decision Fatigue

05:07 Understanding Decision Fatigue

10:03 Strategies to Combat Decision Fatigue

15:04 The Importance of Mindfulness and Boundaries

18:54 Closing Thoughts and Actionable Advice


resources


The One Thing by Gary Keller - https://www.amazon.com/dp/1885167776

Donna Tashjian's Website - https://vibrantliving.com



guest links


Website - https://vibrantliving.com



2026-05-05 18 min
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