> It struck me – not as drama, but as a very consequential rule of life.
I prefer the less dogmatic mental model of one-way and two-way doors.
Some decisions are possible to reverse (two-way door), while others are not or would be very costly to reverse (one-way door).
It is worth reflecting on whether most things we do or decide on tend to be two-way or one-way doors. My experience, but also sense of agency, lands me in the two-way door is much more common camp.
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[ 3.8 ms ] story [ 23.7 ms ] thread> It struck me – not as drama, but as a very consequential rule of life.
I prefer the less dogmatic mental model of one-way and two-way doors.
Some decisions are possible to reverse (two-way door), while others are not or would be very costly to reverse (one-way door).
It is worth reflecting on whether most things we do or decide on tend to be two-way or one-way doors. My experience, but also sense of agency, lands me in the two-way door is much more common camp.