MAKING CONFIDENT DECISIONS
Some persons are very decisive when it comes to avoiding decisions. —Brendan Francis
Whether to take this job or that job, to live here or move there, to study this subject or that subject, to order one thing from the menu or another, you have to make a decision. So, what’s it going to be? Have you made up your mind? You can’t decide?
When you find it difficult to make a decision it’s often because you don’t believe – you’re not confident – that you’ll definitely be making the ‘right’ choice and the ‘best’ decision. You’re worried about the consequences of a ‘wrong’ decision.
Delegating decisions because you know someone else is better qualified, has more knowledge or expertise about a situation is often a sensible, ...
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