After a year and a half in this pandemic, my decision fatigue is pretty high.

I feel like I am waking up every morning and deciding my entire future over and over and over again.

The decisions that we have to make are really intense and they are really about our continued ability to live and survive.

And it's pretty exhausting.

I am harping a hard time making a decision about going back to school.

If and how I want to continue to engage with friends who are choosing not to be vaccinated.

To fly to Florida at the end of September for my grandfather's celebration of life with the rest of my extended family.

We have an almost three-year-old and we're trying to figure out when to put her in childcare.

I suppose you could say yes. I do have some fatigue.

This is death, sex, and money from WNYC, I'm Anna Sail.

And these days uncertainty feels like the new constant.

After nearly 18 months of this pandemic and the facts on the ground continually changing,

we are all figuring out how to respond, which contingency plans we need to develop,

and it has all gotten really tiresome.

Many of us are running into decision fatigue.

We're have been dealing with decision fatigue for a long time.

So on this episode today, we want to help you make one choice that you're struggling to decide.

We have asked you to send in some of your dilemmas about decisions,

and we have assembled a panel to weigh in and help you out.

They are friends and experts with us, Terry Jones, Terry Jones as a professor at Inher University

and the author of many novels, including the best seller and American marriage.

She has been on the sex and money many times.

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