Peter Attia· MD
So President Obama, in one interview, he said that the most important habit that he developed when he was president is he bought 12 of the same suits and shirts.
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So President Obama, in one interview, he said that the most important habit that he developed when he was president is he bought 12 of the same suits and shirts.
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So, President Obama, in one interview, he said that the most important habit that he developed when he was president is he bought 12 of the same suits and shirts. >> So, every morning when he woke up, he just he knew exactly what he's going to put on. It's the same. There's no other options in his closet. He just has to grab one of them. >> Yep. >> And he said the reason why is because the day was so exhausting with decisions and each of the decisions he made was so important that he had to preserve his ability to make decisions. So, and avoid that fatigue.