Tag: decision making

  • Know Your “Why” to Own Your Path

    Know Your “Why” to Own Your Path

    Life changes significantly when you understand your “Why” in life. Why do you desire something? Why do you seek someone? Why do you believe a particular choice or path will benefit your life? Understanding your motivations is the foundation of intentional and empowered decision-making. Perceptive people — particularly those in leadership positions — don’t just…

  • The Power of Presence in Leadership

    The Power of Presence in Leadership

    In any interpersonal relationship, particularly relating to leadership and decision-making, presence is power. The moment you slip into a reactive state, you are no longer in the present — you’ve actually drifted into a past memory file and are, most likely, responding to the situation based on old experiences rather than in-the-moment current realities. This…

  • The Power of “Yes,” “No,” and “Maybe – Let Me Think About It” in Perceptive Decision-Making

    The Power of “Yes,” “No,” and “Maybe – Let Me Think About It” in Perceptive Decision-Making

    Some words are complete sentences that manifest our intention, choice, and energy. I think the most powerful words any of us can wield are “Yes,” “No,” and “Maybe. Let me think about it.” Each phrase, stated as a complete sentence, can potentially shape lives, relationships, and futures. Highly perceptive people understand the power inherent in…

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