849. Interrupt the Automatic Yes

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Recorded19 May 2026

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Today, Dr. Killeen explores a powerful idea from behavioral economics about how busy schedules shrink our mental bandwidth. When we feel rushed, we stop making thoughtful decisions and begin defaulting to automatic responses, especially saying yes to things without fully thinking them through. Those small yeses can quietly take over your time and attention. Meetings, interruptions, and nonessential tasks can slowly pull you away from the priorities that matter most. Strong leadership requires space to think clearly. Sometimes a simple pause before answering is enough to make better decisions and take back control of your schedule.

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