How To Make Decisions And Move From Confusion To Clarity

How to Make Decisions -- http://www.AuthenticBizSuccess.com In this video, Olivia Lobell shows you how to make decisions and move from confusion to clarity. If you like this video, subscribe and share it with your friends. And leave a comment below, we'd love to hear from you.

Here are some How to Make Decisions tips:

How to Make Decisions tip #1: Identify your area of confusion, or what you’d like to get clear on. For example, maybe you want to make a decision about how to attract your ideal clients or maybe how to sell your services with confidence or perhaps how to create a profitable program. Get clear on what it is.

How to Make Decisions tip #2: Answer the 4 key questions: 1. What don’t you want? 2. What do you want instead? 3. What don’t you want to feel? 4. What do you want to feel instead?

And a How to Make Decisions BONUS tip here to support you to get crystal clear on making an important decision, answer this most important question: How do you want others to feel? When you go through this simple yet powerful process, you’ll be amazed about the clarity that comes to you.

How to Make Decisions tip #3: After those 5 questions, be open to receive enlightening ideas and exciting feelings for your next inspired aligned action!

Now apply the Law of G.A.D.I. – Go And Do It – and more important, take the very next first step today. And that my dear friend will bring you authentic business success as an enlightened entrepreneur when it comes to creating clarity out of confusion.

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