Quick Decision Making

We make decisions all day, every day, on things like what to wear and where to go to lunch. Which sound simple enough, right? Except that those small decisions can start to pile up and too many can stress us out — and then we can’t make the decisions that actually matter. So we either put it off, or we do it, distracted, and regret it later. Neither is ideal.

Never give chance anybody to take your decisions.

As well as we grow up, we start facing so many enigmas or challenges of life then we embark on taking our own decisions to other (is this the correct way to do so?)
Most of us considers that other people can take quick decisions of our life but we don’t ask any questions to ourselves that the person who would give proper advice to us is really experienced or not.
If you discuss your problems to other person and ask for the solution however you do whatever you want to do then somewhere you would hurt that person’s ego whom you asked for…

Never take any decision in the basis of limited information

Suppose if a person embarks on his own business however he doesn’t have any knowledge about this and also he takes the risk in the basis of some of the bank loans but after a time period he faces loss and get destroyed from everything so this is the case that person took his decision after knowing one best side of the situation rather than looking another worst side of it

Think according to your option.

Think from every bit of your circumstances, you can better observe your situation if you think with your stress-free mind. Try to start with all single things which are available to you and gather the information about them and then make an implementation on them.

Listen to your hope.

When you are really struggling with a decision, It is often owning to your mind thinks one thing is practical while your heart want something else. Pay attention to what you hope will happen.
For instance, when you ask a mentor to advice, what are you hoping she will tell you about to do or not do? Or if you had to make a decision based on coin toss, which side would you hope it lands on? We are not purely rational creatures. It is right (and Good!) to listen to your hopes because they very often given you deeper insight into the decisions you actually want to make.

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