Your Next Clear Move · 2026-06-12 · 13 min
If your days feel like nonstop triage, you are not alone and you are not broken. When every email looks urgent and every task feels like it carries consequences, the real issue may be decision fatigue: the quiet drain that happens when we give too many things equal weight. I share what I hear again and again from leaders across industries and why I no longer believe most “there aren’t enough hours” complaints are really time management problems. We get specific about what decision fatigue looks like in real life: dozens of micro-decisions before lunch, mounting pressure, and the temptation to either delay choices or make fast calls just to get something off your plate. Then we look at the hidden cost to your leadership, your team, and your organisation, including slower decisions, unclear communication, and unintentional bottlenecks that keep high-potential employees and emerging leaders from moving forward. To help you regain clarity, I walk you through a practical prioritisation tool I return to whenever everything starts to feel important: the three-bucket exercise.
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