Decisions Decisions! : How to Make the Right One Every Time - Steve Coleman

Decisions Decisions!

How to Make the Right One Every Time

By: Steve Coleman

Paperback | 1 November 2016

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Learn the art of making right decisions.

Have any of your decisions every gone 'pear-shaped'? How would you like to cruise through every one of them from now on with ease, clarity and absolute confidence? International author, teacher and personal development expert Steve Coleman shares over 40 years of first hand experience, giving you the knowledge along with simple tools and strategies to make the right decision every time. You will learn:
  • 10 golden rules for making the right decision every time.
  • The 5 key factors that make a decision a right decision.
  • The simple blue print that underpins every decision that's ever been made.
  • What to do when your decision goes 'pear-shaped'
  • How to get clarity on what you really want.
  • How to stay on track after your decisions been made to ensure success.
  • What to do when your heart and your head don't see eye-to-eye.

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