I don’t want to make the wrong decision, you say.
So you sit on it and make no decision. And time goes by. And you stay in the same place you’ve always been.
No decision. No progress. {Tweet it.}Indecision kills forward momentum faster than you can say, “I don’t know.”
Here’s the deal:
There’s no such thing as the wrong decision.
There’s simply the decision you make.
You can weigh the pros and cons for eons. You can call your friends, your psychic, and the angel card reader.
You can literally spend your entire life debating.
You can miss shining opportunities because you were paralyzed by your fear of getting it wrong.
You can watch your life pass before your eyes by trying to avoid getting it wrong.
You can stay exactly where you are forever because you’re afraid of getting it wrong.
Or you can move forward.
You can make a bold choice and take the next step.
You can experience the exhilaration that comes from committing.
You can revel in the freedom of having the ability to choose and exercising that freedom.
The key to life isn’t making the right decision. It’s making the most out of the decision you made.
Each decision we make opens up a world of new possibilities and a world of new choices.
This is the infinite journey of being human.
A life well lived comes from choosing something and going for it. And then choosing something else and going for it. And then choosing something else and going for it.
People who never choose because they’re afraid of making the wrong choice miss out. Period.
There is no such thing as a wrong decision.
People who look like they’ve made the right decision are simply masters at making the most of the decisions they make.
Step up to the plate.
Get on with your life.
Make the decision.
And then choose to make it right.
Over To You:
Do you have difficulties making decisions? I’d like to hear about it in the comments below!
P.S. Ready to make the decision to make money and change the world? If so, B-School is for you. And Mike and I want to be by your side, loving and supporting you to make the most out of the program. Enrollment closes 3/2 so you’ll want to make the decision soon. Learn more here.
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