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Decision Fatigue / You Don't Have to Be Superman

Steve says creative entrepreneurs can want ambitious businesses and still want a normal human life. He emphasizes quiet time, relaxation, sleep, regular breaks, and recognizing decision fatigue across mental, physical, spiritual, and verbal energy.

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Building a business does not require acting like Superman; quiet time, sleep, and regular breaks are legitimate parts of the work.

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Decision fatigue can become mental, physical, spiritual, and verbal fatigue; sometimes the necessary next move is rest.

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