Making Superior Decisions

Highly successful people tend to make decisions quickly and rarely change their minds. Do you have these traits - or do you struggle to make decisions and then waffle back and forth afterward. Having a decision making process to follow can be a faster and more effective alternative. Try this proven process to make wise decisions.

making superior decisions
  • Set a deadline and stick to it.  Is spending another week in turmoil really going to help you make up your mind?

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  • Make a list of pros and cons to clarify your choices.  Draw a line down the middle of your page and put the pros on one side and cons on the other for each option.

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  • Avoid allowing fear to paralyze you.  A fear of change can prevent you from seriously considering any of your options and keep you from making any decision at all.

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  • Which option is most supportive of your long-term goals?

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  • Project into the future and imagine how you'll feel about your choice.

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  • Realize that it doesn't matter (much).  When you're faced with a couple of good choices, either choice may work out fine.  Simply making the choice and following through consistently will yield great results. 

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