What’s your approach to making difficult decisions?
Replied bySadi Khan
Co-founder & CEO at Aven
Niche: Finance, Technology
Revenue: $1M+/month
Location: USA
Started: 2019
I don’t believe in pros and cons lists. Instead, I identify the most important axes like cost, reliability, and performance, and rank them by priority. Then I compare options based on those priorities. It’s a process I use for both business and personal decisions.
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