Decision-Making in the Digital Age

More than once, I have made a decision I felt good about, until I shared to someone else. I had thought it through, I was ready to move forward, then I told them, they gave me a look or an opinion, and the whole thing crashed. The question to examine is not why we doubt, it is how much of that doubt is actually ours.

I use AI every day, and it has genuinely changed how I work. But somewhere in all the hours it saved me, I started thinking: was I still thinking, or just agreeing with something that sounded true?