Have you ever recognized your irritation and confusion at being

asked, “What do you want for dinner tonight” at the end of a long

week, realizing that this might be your least favorite question? If you

have, then you’re not alone. But why is it that such a seemingly

innocent question stirs up such hesitation and discomfort in us? To put

it simply, we are burnt out. Not only from life, but from making choices

in general. Data shows that the average person makes anywhere from

33,000 to 35,000 decisions a day. With numbers like that, it’s no

wonder it’s hard to decide between sushi and pizza by the end of the

week.

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