Put things off
You probably think you’re pretty good at signalling, that everyone knows what you mean when you say what you say, that you’re consistent and people…
Looking back over a year, it’s impossible not to benefit from hindsight. All the coulda shoulda’s that woulda made a heap of difference and a prettier picture.
Being honest, alongside the lottery numbers you should’ve picked, one category outweighs the rest.
Those times when your gut told you what to do but you held on and held on and hoped that things would turn out for the best. When the decision to hire or fire, to invest or exit, to twist or hold or fold were right there, you knew where the smarts were pointing, but you kept your hands in your pockets and waiting for another spin or ten of the wheel.
If there’s a lessons you’re willing to learn, it’s quicker decisions.
It always feels easier to put things off. That easy option just wastes time and leads to reflective regret.
Skippy strategy: Quicker decisions.
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Decisions
The meeting ends. Phew!
We knew why we were in the room, we had a great conversation, we wrote down actions and agreed what they meant…