Learning must come before deciding. Your brain stores different types of learning in your subconscious, your rote memory bank, and your habits. (1/4) 
But no matter how you acquire your knowledge or where you store it, what’s most important is that what you know paints a true and rich picture of the realities that will affect your decision. (2/4)
That’s why it always pays to be radically open- minded and seek out believable others as you do your learning. Many people have emotional trouble doing this and block the learning that could help them make better decisions. (3/4)
Remind yourself that it’s never harmful to at least hear an opposing point of view. (4/4)
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