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Most of the decisions you face will not have huge repercussions for mistakes.
Often you will face greater damages by making no decision at all then by making a bad one.
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The best decision is the best one you can make with the information available at the time.
Simply need to make a decision with the faulty information at hand and move forward. Waiting longer is just delaying the inevitable, so you must decide even in the face of uncertainty.
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Being decisive is simply the most rational way to take on any problem.
Decisiveness means having the ability to decide with speed and clarity.
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They act this way because they assume others will make better decisions for them.
They underestimate the power of this effective strategy and end up relying on the thinking power of others to survive.
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You can learn and practice the skill of making firm decisions quickly.
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Decisiveness is similar to a feeling of confidence, strength and assuredness.
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