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Surviving Someone Else’s Poor Decision
Everyone lives in some form of community. Whether you have a family or are part of a group or organization, there is a community that relies on you and is…
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3 Tips for Supporting Decisions You Don’t Agree With
When it comes to making our own decisions, we lean on the Law of Attribution. This law states that people attribute their reasons for making decisions on their circumstances and…
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Encouraging Kids to Make Their Own Decisions
One of the reasons adults resist making decisions is their lack of experience. Kids who grew up under hovering helicopter parents didn’t have the same opportunities to make decisions that…
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Regret: Managing a Poor Decision
One of the biggest fears people have about making decisions is that they will make the wrong one. People worry that a poor choice may end in regret. The truth…
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Stand Up for Your Decisions – Stop Apologizing
Rachel Hollis is the best-selling author of the books Girl, Wash Your Face and Girl, Stop Apologizing. Two books designed to shake up mediocrity and shrinking down to fit in.…
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What If There’s No Good Decision Available?
People resist making decisions for a variety of reasons. Everything from: Lack of confidenceResistance to changeBeing passiveConfusionAnd more One of the biggest reasons people don’t make a decision is there’s…
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Learn Negotiation Skills for Better Decisions
Not all decisions are made independently. Some have to be made in a group setting or must include the needs and expectations of others. Making decisions for yourself is one…
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