Tony Robbins' process to make the best decision - Deepstash

Tony Robbins' process to make the best decision

  1. Get clear on your outcomes.
  2. Write down all of your options, including those that initially may sound far fetched. 
  3. Know the pros and cons of every option listed.
  4. Evaluate your options, review the consequences and eliminate accordingly.
  5. Review the downside consequences for remaining options. 
  6. Based on the most probable consequences, select the option that provides the greatest certainty that you will meet your desired outcomes and needs.

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