How do I know that poor decision making is crashing your ability to be your real self and have a life you love?  That it’s largely decision-making issues that hold back so many people? 

It’s because I myself, left to my own devices, am a TERRIBLE decision maker!

I honestly would spend YEARS putting off big decisions. Delaying a move I needed to make, either career wise, relationship-wise, financially, or even, literally, staying in accommodation that was not good for me. I would go into huge cycles of overthinking, spending days, weeks, months, or even years just frozen. And then out would come all my delay tactics and sabotage. Overeating, addictive relationships, over giving and spending all my time helping others instead of myself, binge watching TV…. you get the picture!

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Then in a very low period, I found myself temping at a publisher’s office. I was working as the personal assistant to a real….. jerk. Let’s just put it that way. He had a terrible personality, and, worse, he was brutally incompetent. I even at one point found a calculating error in a document he’d drafted and saved the company thousands of pounds!! 

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I found myself asking, how it is someone like this can do so well, a horrible, lazy person? When I am stuck being a slave for him?

And then he left the door open during an important meeting. My desk was just outside, and I heard everything. And do you know what I noticed? That he made decisions immediately, and with super confidence, as if he owned the world. 

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And it hit me. That was the difference between me and him. Decision making. I suddenly realised that all these big men in suits running things didn’t know what they were doing half the time. They were simply the ones who dared to make the decisions. That’s how powerful decision making is!

And I wanted that. i wanted to be better at decisions. 

But here’s the problem - I also wanted to be a good person.

I didn’t want to make decisions at the expense of others, or from a space of greed, like this guy seemed to. So I studied decision making. I learned that it’s not just the big decisions we make that matter, but the little ones. All the micro decisions we make on a daily basis that lead us to needing to make those big decision in the first place. 

That’s when I realised that I really didn’t have issues with micro decisions. I made them easily as used my intuition, a natural talent I inherited from my Mother. She taught me as a child how to be intuitive. 

I just never thought to consciously apply my intuition to big decisions!

So I started to. And over the years, I started to create a tool set of intuitive approaches that would get me out of my freeze and panic when big decisions arrived. That I am now offering to you for the crazy tiny sum of $17 for a two-month trial.