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DR. OZ: Here's How To Avoid Making Bad Decisions

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We have a limited amount of decision-making chi, says Dr. Oz, a talk show host and a heart surgeon at New York-Presbyterian Hospital.

Once we exhaust the finite number of decisions we can make each day, we start making bad decisions, he explained in an interview at our IGNITION conference this week.

That's why Dr. Oz recommends that we automate our lives, at least for the simple things such as what time to wake up in the morning, what to do when you get up, what to eat for breakfast, etc.

Watch below an excerpt from the interview where Dr. Oz discusses his morning routine and the benefits of having a regimented daily routine.

 

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Kamelia Angelova has written for several New York-based publications, including the New York Daily News, City Limits Magazine and Women's eNews. She has also reported from the Middle East and Morocco. Kamelia has a B.A. degree in political science from Hunter College, and a Master's in journalism from New York University, where she was a multimedia producer at the online student publication, Pavement Pieces. Kamelia was born and raised in Bulgaria, and currently lives in New York City.