Procrastination comes in many sneaky forms, and one of those sneaky ways is long, drawn-out decision making processes.

That’s right: Spinning out on decisions and spending tons of time hemming and hawing is actually procrastination. I didn’t used to know this! 

The #1 reason that people struggle to make decisions is that they think there’s a right or wrong decision.

They fear making the wrong decision, so they make no decision at all. (Which is actually a decision, just for the record.)  

Can you relate?

That’s step one: Entertain the idea that there’s no right or wrong decision; just the decision that you make, love, and go all in on. 

Want more?  

Here is everything I know about effective decision making, in one place:

• The first step in every decision making process
• How to use “information gathering mode” to make better decisions
• How to make better decisions [podcast episode that combines the two posts above]
• The power of a pro/pro list
• Temptations vs opportunities