Becoming More Decisive

I used to agonize over taking action.

  • Sending an email
  • Making a phone call
  • Deciding which path to take
  • Adjusting the wording
  • Endless checking & rechecking

Now I just hit ‘send’.  I press go. I decide and move forward.

I still get nervous. But I don’t let it stop me.

It wasn’t easy. It took a lot of work.  

I wish it had taken less work.

I wish I knew 10 years ago what I know now:

  1. There are frameworks and principles for everything
  2. Fears are pliable, not fixed
  3. It helps to have an experienced guide

This week I’m opening up a new coaching program called Changes Made Simple.

In 12 weeks, we’ll rewire your old patterns into new practices so you take big steps toward a more fulfilling and satisfying life – physically, intellectually, emotionally, and spiritually.

I have 4 spots right now.  These will be available on a first-come first-served basis until February 11 or when they are gone, whichever comes first.  It’s $200 per week.

If you’d like to learn more, reply to this email with “send me the details”.

We all have changes we want to make:

  1. Build a new routine
  2. Break out of a cycle
  3. Overcome a doubt

What would you pursue if you knew you would succeed?

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