How to take responsibility of your own decision

 

The decisions are very specific and the more he makes, the more often he becomes confused. However, uncertainty does not support goals. Goal setting is very important in driving a car. And, how do we make a decision quickly and how do we know that’s the right one?

Here are the 3 P's:

• Personal words
• Prioritize
• Work

With each P, we will break a big choice with a small choice. It says more choice is about jobs and less choice is a salesperson. Each choice we make either helps or affects our approach to supporting the 3 P’s

What is your personal fist?

Well, it helps if your motto reminds you who you are and what you stand for. Some great personal mottos are to replace unhealthy mindset with controlled health. Some motorcycles are designed to change a habit. Either way, have someone. It will take your day and by taking your day, your choices will be driven. Take for example, you see yourself as a leader. Your own core motto is about helping the people and the organization you lead. Because of that motto, every day you are practicing impartiality. As you make your choices, you are checking your motivation and asking yourself whether you are doing it for your own personal interests or for the benefit of others. I envision the latter.

"Take the day"

An example for a career -related choice is whether or not you should start your own business. Have your motto “Seize the day,” and start a business that might work for you. You take your own destiny and you want to achieve as much as possible in one day. Now try to apply that motto to a potential customer. You are deciding what you eat for lunch. If you haven’t caught the day, you’re probably looking for a quick option and something that doesn’t keep you from feeling satisfied.

"Priority"

Second, what are your priorities? Maybe you’re trying to make good choices in a business, get your own business, or try to increase your income. Or you may be trying to prioritize your health. Whatever they are, it’s important to know and understand them all, and also to know how they fare. As difficult as it may be, knowing your priorities helps you make your choices happier.

Now, let’s take a look at your priorities in the big and small selection we made earlier. You are still deciding whether you should start your own business or not. You have listed your priorities as:

• Income
• Family
• Health

Sure, starting your own business may be more expensive in the beginning, and you may not be making any income right now, but there may be many opportunities for great income in the near future. You may need to practice having a good time with your family, but you may be able to do better for them in the future. There is also a bit of flexibility and when you want to exercise during the day. But for your shopping customers, you’re still thinking about lunch. Since your current income may or may not support a large lunch, you may choose to eat something quick and cheap as you value saving your income to support your high -income family.

"Work"

Once you’ve chosen your priorities, then focus on linking those priorities to the school. Your competence is useful to be directly related to your ability to make your choices, to go for all aspects of your life, not just work. Coordination and decision -making are consistent. Just approaching a task such as mail sorting requires the ability to make serious decisions. What is the answer, what is the calendar, what will be ignored and what to take away may take more time than you realize.

Establish routines and build patterns of how you approach results to increase your productivity. Once you understand that there’s a task you don’t want to do, for example, an email you can’t handle right now is best done later. You need to make sure that you take the steps to deal with a later time, for example, schedule time in your calendar to deal with it. Creating topics of the week when you’re dealing with executives, whether bills need to be paid or mail needs to be unlocked means you’re prioritizing tasks that require decisions. The only problem is with saying, I’ll do it later sometimes later come back. Other times you have to keep your head down, focus, and