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The Cut-the-Line Rule: When to Hold On and When to Let Go
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He did not hold his ground or calculate whether he might still be able to keep the salmon.
We carry both calculations at once: what we have already spent, and what continuing will still cost us.
Ask instead: If I were deciding today, for the first time, knowing everything I know now, would I choose this?
A "no" does not mean the decision has already been made for you.
It was commitment, once the weight of what he'd already spent stopped being part of the equation.