It Starts With Courage

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Bad decisions, we all make them. Most bad choices are made quickly without much time, effort, or serious thought. Making choices based on what you wish would happen or should happen or might happen is not a good foundation for decision-making.The results will never be what you need them to be to move ahead successfully.

Here are 5 tips to help you make better decisions.

  1. Quit avoiding reality. If you can’t realistically look at your life, then ask a good friend to be up front with you.
  2. Quit making excuses. Excuses keep you from being accountable for your own actions and the consequences that follow. Take charge and determine your own path and you will make better choices.
  3. Quit refusing to listen to good advice. Most bad choices occur because we listened to bad advice and CHOOSE to ignore the good advice.
  4. Quit being so impulsive. STOP and think for just a minute (or a day) before you rush into making decisions. Most choices affect you for a long time. So, take the time to do it right.
  5. Quit being so emotional. Emotional and impulsive usually go hand in hand. Emotions are great—sometimes.
    6. Courage Starter

    After listening to this podcast, how would you rate your decision making on a scale of 1-10?

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    • Bad Air B'n'B experiences
    • Bad decion makers
    • Tips on how to improve your decision making
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      Catherine Takawira (@insecure_fitness)

      Jen Burns (@jen.burnsrealtor)

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