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DELAYED DECISIONS ARE ADDING UP TO YOUR LOSS

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How many times have you procrastinated making a decision? 

Someone comes to you with an offer and you are pretty impressed by it but you still say that you will think about it, after a few months you forget about it and move on with your life.

Every time you do this, just remember, you are losing an opportunity that really could have been very useful for you and your business. 

 

Making a quick and correct decision is very important so as to benefit your business. Making a wrong decision can be a wrong step and you might have to bear the loss, taking the time and procrastinating a right choice can do the same!

 

Quick decision making saves time and money! 

Taking quick decisions will let your company grow faster and thus overtake the competitors,

Now let’s see how to make quick decisions without inviting any risk!

 

Don’t overthink

 This will only make your decision making power weak, overthinking causes stress and in turn makes any activity less efficient and tiresome. Think as much as a task needs, think about the pros and cons and you are good to go.


 

Everyone makes mistakes 

And even you are allowed to, just own it, accept it when you make some mistake and you will be good to go! Lastly, don't think about it as a mistake, think of it as an experience, learn from it and move on!



Consult a person in the same field 

Talk to someone who is in the same field as you, know their experience about it. If, after knowing about it you feel it's worth it, make the decision then and there!

 

Stay ready for risks

Note down all the risk factors and find out will you be able to bear with them, 

because taking risks is a must in business, nothing is dictated to you, there are no

rules to follow, you need to make your own.

 

Trust your instincts 

Instincts can be tricky, they can lead us to the right path and even push us down the hill. Sometimes trusting your instincts can work really well for you and your business, and if it gets bad, you should know the risk factors and be ready to face them. 

So next time someone comes to you with an offer, take some time to analyze every factor, don't take too much stress or overthink and go for it, it’s now or never!