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Tennis might look like a physical game — but what if the real battle is in your brain? 🎾🧠

In this episode of Decisions That Count, Dr. Shawn Watson (neuroscientist & decision fatigue expert) and Michelle O’Brien (Biotech CMO, mum & marathon runner) sit down with Josh Hublitz — former Division I tennis captain, ex–investment banker, and now full-time digital creator — to unpack what really happens to our decisions under pressure.

From five-set matches and 16-hour banking days to the uncertainty of creator life, Josh has lived through some of the most intense decision environments you can imagine. He shares how decision fatigue, chronic stress and poor sleep nearly broke him — and how strategic risk, authenticity, and a simple framework for “calculated leaps” reshaped his life and career.

If you’ve ever stayed in the “safe” job too long, felt your brain shut down under pressure, or wondered whether you’re one brave decision away from a different life… this one’s for you.

In this episode, we explore:

Find Josh here:

🇮🇳 Instagram: @joshhublitz

🌐 Website: joshhublitz.com

🔗 LinkedIn: Josh Hublitz

Episode Chapters

00:00 – Introduction

03:10 – Understanding Decision Fatigue

05:49 – The Impact of Physical Conditioning

08:59 – Cognitive Motor Dual Tasking

11:48 – Transitioning from Tennis to Investment Banking

14:48 – Decision Fatigue in High-Stakes Environments

17:59 – The Importance of Sleep

21:00 – Leaving Investment Banking for Freedom

23:54 – Building a Decision Framework

27:03 – The Role of Authenticity in Content Creation

30:00 – Finding Clarity in Career Choices

32:58 – The Journey of a Content Creator

36:06 – Advice for Aspiring Creators

38:53 – The Safe Decision Not Taken

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