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Recorded19 May 2025

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Links (Patreon, Vocab Lists, eBook): ⁠https://stan.store/easyenglishpodcastWhy does deciding what to eat or what to wear feel exhausting sometimes? In this episode of the Easy English Podcast, we explore the concept of decision fatigue - a psychological idea that explains why making too many small choices can leave us mentally drained.You’ll learn useful English vocabulary like overwhelm, routine, and mental energy, and we’ll talk about how habits, technology, and modern life affect your ability to make decisions. We also hear some real-life voices and experiences from people around the world.

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