Just Frickin Pick One

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Electric Media Publishing

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491_9781951238179

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Every day, we make about 35,000 decisions. So every day, for most people, thats 35,000 opportunities to have an aneurism from agonizing over the right choice.Listen, that barista that just asked you if you want a grande or a venti mocha does not have 6 hours for you to draw up a pros and cons list, make a Venn diagram, conduct a survey, put together a PowerPoint, make a spreadsheet to analyze the data, and consult with your mentor.Decisiveness is necessary to get ahead in work, in life, or even just the drive-thru.But decision deadlocks in our careers, relationships, and life in general leave us not knowing which way to go and not trusting our own judgment. Everything from the small day-to-day what Im I going to wear today decisions all the way up to the what the heck am I going to do with my life decisions cause stress, overwhelm and anxiety, and everything starts to feel like life or death, leaving us afraid to make a move, and agonizing over our choice when we finally do.Making decisions is hard. Your emotions can get in the way, your gut can fail you, and even apparent logic can fail because cognitive research shows that your brain is wired to steer you wrong.Making decisions that stick comes down to 3 things: understanding how your brain works so you can make it work in your favor; getting over fear, lack of confidence, and inability to trust yourself; and common sense.This book will help with all 3.It will give you the pep talk you need to get out there, stop being indecisive and wishy-washy, and make things happen so you can move forward in your life...and so the person behind you in line at Starbucks can move forward with theirs.In this book, you will discover:The psychological phenomenon that causes you to misinterpret things and distort the criteria you use to make decisionsThe 4 Pains you suffer when you stay in analysis paralysisThe 1 simple question you can ask yourself to make any and every decision easier, no matter how big or smallHow a jar

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