I’ve always had the hardest time with decisions that don’t seem to have a “when” or a deadline attached. It’s the open-ended decisions that can be toughest. Perhaps forcing a deadline even though it’s not required?
Another excellent post!! The translation from decision to execution is my biggest limiter. LOL I've got no end of ideas, and a seemingly matched level of surety about those ideas won't work. My own worst critic. That Shauna Niequist quote is primo. Sacrificing current levels of comfort or whatever is hard to do but perhaps the most important step in moving from decisions before the decision to executing the decision. Thanks for sharing.
I’ve always had the hardest time with decisions that don’t seem to have a “when” or a deadline attached. It’s the open-ended decisions that can be toughest. Perhaps forcing a deadline even though it’s not required?
Another excellent post!! The translation from decision to execution is my biggest limiter. LOL I've got no end of ideas, and a seemingly matched level of surety about those ideas won't work. My own worst critic. That Shauna Niequist quote is primo. Sacrificing current levels of comfort or whatever is hard to do but perhaps the most important step in moving from decisions before the decision to executing the decision. Thanks for sharing.