Question 1: What is decision fatigue, and what are the signs that someone is experiencing mental fatigue?

Question 2: Some people wear the same clothes every day to reduce decision-making. Would you ever try that? Why or why not?

Question 3: What role does delegation play in reducing decision fatigue?

Question 4: What kinds of decisions in your daily life feel the most exhausting? Why do you think that is?

Question 5: When you're facing a big decision, do you prefer to think alone, talk to someone, or just act quickly?

Question 6: Some people wear the same clothes every day to reduce decision-making. Would you ever try that? Why or why not?

Question 7: Share 5 strategies we can use to avoid decision making fatigue in our daily life?

Question 8: When you're feeling overwhelmed, what’s something you say or think to stay focused? Could it help someone else in the room?

Question 9: Do you have any words or phrases in your own language that capture decision fatigue well? Can you find an English equivalent?

Question 10: How do you describe a situation where you 'just can’t think clearly' anymore? Can you find better words for that feeling?