Choosing Is A Creative Process, One Through

I Went Home And They Seemed... My Parents Seemed Normal. They Didn't Seem To Feel Like Somehow They Had Been Victims Of Some Nazi Camp Or Something.

So Gut Tells You "how Do I Feel About This Right Now?" It Doesn't Tell Me How I Feel About It Tomorrow Or Even A Few Minutes From Now. It Just Tells Me How I'm Feeling Right Now.

I Think I Was Always Informally Thinking About Choice From When I Was A Very Young Child Because I Was Born To Sikh Immigrant Parents, So I Was Constantly Going Back And Forth Between A Sikh Household And An American Outside World, So I Was Going Back And Forth Between A Very Traditional Sikh Home In Which You Had To Follow The Five K's.

So For Decisions About Happiness You Essentially Need At Least Both And Probably Even More Than That, You Probably Also Need To Do Analysis That Doesn't Involve Yourself To Get At The Answer Of What Will Make You Happy In 10 Years.

In Fact, Even In That Store Draeger's They Had 348 Different Kinds Of Jam Actually In The Jam Aisle. And What We Found Over About, Say, 10 Years Of Research Is That As The Number Of Choices Actually Increase People Are Less Likely To Make A Choice And Sometimes They Do This Even When It's Really Bad For Them.