I Pick What Are My Priorities And

The Expansion Of Choice Has Become An Explosion Of Choice.

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.

The Typical Walmart Today Offers You 100,000 Products.

Then, The Other Thing That Affected My Interest In Choices Growing Up Was The Fact That I Was Going Blind And That Meant That There Were Lots Of Questions That Constantly Kept Arising About How Much Choices I Actually Could Have.

Choosing Is A Creative Process, One Through Which We Construct Our Environment, Our Lives, Ourselves.