#591 No Regret Skills: How to Make Better Decisions
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Hi, I'm Sarah, and I'm Helen, and this is the Squiggly Careers Podcast. Where every week we borrow some brilliance from a person, a place Even a letter the other week, if you've not caught up with that effort. And we try to turn that curiosity into useful action for you and your squiggly career. So something different with this episode is that we're gonna do it as a bit of a two parter. So the thing we're borrowing brilliance from is a sticky statement, something that I overheard at a conference I was at recently.
And we are going to take that sticky statement, which is about the idea of having no regret skills. And Sarah and I are both going to teach each other one of those skills. So in today's episode, I'm gonna be talking about the no regret skill of decision making. And in next week's episode, Sarah is going to be talking about the no regret skill of adaptability. So maybe let's get started with where I heard about this skill from and why it's a relevant one for you and your squiggly career. So what do you think today's is? Is it a concept? Is it a statement? It's something I heard someone say.
What would you what do you think we are are we borrowing brilliance from him? Or the statement or the concept. What do you think? I think it's a well, for me, when you described it to me, it was a sticky statement. Okay. I was like, it's something that I have Remembered and repeated. But we should obviously credit the individual as well at the same time. So today we are borrowing brilliance from a sticky statement, and the sticky statement is no regret. Skills.
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