Introduction

Making decisions is a fundamental aspect of our daily lives. From simple choices, such as what to wear or eat, to complex ones, such as which job to take or who to marry, we face countless decisions that can shape our future. However, not all decisions are good or easy to make. Sometimes, we have to make "bad" decisions, i.e., those that involve trade-offs, uncertainties, risks, or conflicts of values. While it's tempting to avoid or delay such decisions, doing so can also have consequences. Therefore, in this article, we will explore some ways to make good "bad" decisions, based on research and experience.

1. Define your decision context

Before you can make a good "bad" decision, you need to understand what you're...