Decision Making

Making committed decisions is a crucial part of life. It requires courage, strength, and dedication to stick to the decisions we make. The consequences of making committed decisions are better chances of achieving success. However, this does not come without challenges.

The ugly truth about decision making is the minute we make a decision it is automatically wrong. The reason for this dilemma is the circumstances around which we made the decision are constantly changing. This means that our decisions can become outdated and irrelevant very quickly.

To make committed decisions, one must have strategies in place. The ability to make decisions and view challenges as opportunities is a reflection of our emotional intelligence. We must also be able to assess our options, weigh the pros and cons, and take risks when necessary. Additionally, we must have a clear vision of our goals and objectives.

The importance of making committed decisions cannot be overstated. Committed decisions help to ensure our success. They also help us to stay focused and motivated. Without commitment, we would lack the drive and determination to reach our goals.

Becoming more committed to our decisions is an ongoing process. We must first identify our values and beliefs. We must also be willing to take responsibility for our actions and accept the consequences. Finally, we must stop looking at other alternatives and focus on our chosen path.

Making committed decisions is not easy, but it is essential for our success. It requires us to take risks, be courageous, and trust our instincts. We must also be willing to accept the consequences of our decisions. By taking the time to consider our options and develop strategies, we can become more committed to our decisions and achieve our goals.

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Phil Johnson, Executive Coach

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