Do you struggle with indecision?

When a decision comes your way, do you find yourself saying, “Let me think about it and get back to you”?

Without even thinking, it’s your default response.

Because when you juggle a million other stressors, decision making is the fastest, easiest thing to punt.

But here’s why decision-punting is a problem: It's a classic case of procrastination.

You feel the pain of having to sit with the indecision now.

... And you’ll feel the pain of having to decide later, but likely feeling far more removed from the original conversation, in addition to pressured and rushed.

Your brain doesn’t want to decide, because a decision has a finality to it.

And when you’re burned out, it feels like it’s been a while since you’ve made any good decisions.

So your brain’s decision? Indecision and confusion.

You put it off.

You delay it.

You hesitate.

But there's a cost to indecision, including FOMO, time waste and inefficiency (for starters).

When I work with my clients, I teach them a 3-part process to make a decision:

1. Decide from your gut: 9 times out of 10, you already know.

2. Review any supportive details needed: Do you need to check any timing/documentation to support the decision? Do it now, and don't get stuck in the weeds.

3. Commit: This is the part where you trust yourself and communicate your decision.

Sitting on the fence about something?

You can actually decide right now by using this process.

Decision making doesn’t have to be hard, drawn-out or energy draining.

It can actually be simple, empowering and confidence-building.

Let me ask you this:

Is overthinking currently resulting in decisions you regret?

I'll help you cut down on stress by learning how to make sound decisions with ease.

Let’s create a winning strategy tailored just for you. **Book your consultation now** and discover how we can work together to end overthinking and create more free time to enjoy your life.

I'll be the easiest, best decision you've ever made. :)

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Best,

Lauren

P.S. Did you know that the best decisions are made in 60-minutes or less? Think about it. How long did it take you to decide on your first house or your current car? When you learn how to exercise the muscle of decision making, life gets immediately easier. Start here HERE.

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P.P.S. Wondering if working together is right for you? Deciding when's the right time to get started? Reply back to this email, and I will answer them.