Worried about a decision you need to make?
- By Sian Taylor
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- 10 Jul, 2018
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Here's something that may help
We all make decisions every day. They can be to simple questions or mundane tasks that need to be done. But what about the BIG decisions you have to make? The ones with consequences for you and for others.
I find myself putting it off, waiting for a 'better' time. Wanting to have more information, even though I'm not really doing much to help myself get that, perhaps because I feel there isn't anything more that will help.
Here are some thoughts on how you could approach it, what might be stopping you or getting in the way.
Let me know how you get on.
This continues my series of sketchnotes. What do you think?
And that would you change in the sketchnote above?
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