The Paradox Of Choice: Why More Is Less

By the end of my work day I am stumped by the simple question “What’s for Dinner?”. Now I know why. The book is insightful AND well written (so easy to read). And the chapters are broken into small manageable sections. So I can read a page or two each night. I know that doesn’t sound important, but it’s actually a big deal. I don’t need to ask myself if I can manage 20 pages ☺️ (one less decision).

"The Paradox of Choice: Why More Is Less" by Barry Schwartz is a captivating exploration of the relationship between choice and happiness. Schwartz's revelation that an excess of options often leads to dissatisfaction challenges the conventional belief that more choices equal more freedom. Through insightful research and relatable examples, the book highlights how an abundance of choices can overwhelm and hinder decision-making, reshaping how we perceive our options. Schwartz's accessible writing style makes complex ideas easy to grasp, inviting readers to reconsider their approach to decision fatigue and regret. In a world saturated with choices, this book offers a transformative perspective that encourages embracing limitations and focusing on what truly matters for a more fulfilling life.

Excellent livre, permet de mieux comprendre la psychologie du choix.

Great book

Overally nice book.good read.