This week we are focused on how decision-making skills can help you live the life you want to be living. When we break from expectations, cultural conditioning, and those unhelpful inner monologues we can live the life we deserve. The life that flows from knowing ourselves intimately.
Decision making is an art form that can be both a struggle and a success. Join us on We Go Boldly as we unravel the science and art behind effective decision-making. We will guide you through practical frameworks and valuable mindset shift practices. Learn to navigate uncertainty with confidence, ensuring your decisions align with your values and goals for a more fulfilling life. In this episode we will start to understand how decision making works, what you can do to improve your decision making skills, and even when not to make a decision. Join us in thinking through the barriers to making good decisions and how we all can benefit from some introspection when it comes to our choices. We dive into how bias impacts our decision making and what steps we can take to work on overcoming our bias. This week we are focused on how decision making skills can help you live the life you want to be living. When we break from expectations, cultural conditioning, and those unhelpful inner monologues we can live the life we deserve. The life that flows from knowing ourselves intimately. |
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