Peak Decisiveness

Compelling yourself to sit down and write what you really think is much different than simply making a list. Why do you want this? What fears might be getting in your way? What might be distracting your decision? Are you restless, or running away from something? What kind of confidence will you need to move to an entirely new place, and combat impo

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is to consciously consider the data, but then defer making a decision for a while. Go for a long walk and think about something completely different. Sleep on it. As you’re doing this, your unconscious mind, which can hold far more complexity, is mulling over the data. At some point, you’ll begin to ‘get a feeling’ that a particular decision is the

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