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We know right from wrong, we know good from bad, so instinctively, all our decisions are made right away. It is when we begin to rationalize our decisions that we make the mistakes that we regret. Millionaires know the secrets to Goal Setting, Self Improvement & Decision Making, learn their Words of Wisdom:

• You will know you made the right decision because your body tells you it is the right decision, from the passion and the focus you get from making that decision.

• Choosing the right decision, opens the door to new options, once you have made that decision, the key to making that decision is sticking to it to make it right.

• Making a decision is a commitment to follow through because it truly brings out your own integrity.

• When you make a decision, you have to use your heart; you have to listen to your heart.

• Understanding you have to opportunity to make your own decisions is truly the key to success.

• Our inner strength and trust in our abilities to draw from all around and within to make decisions, actually provides the ability to make the decision.

• The ability to make a decision is leadership!

• We learn to make goals in our lives to attain success, the S.M.A.R.T. way to make goals in our lives is simple and goals must be: Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant and Timely.

• Decisions often fall back on the attainment of goals by others ahead of us; most of our decisions are based on positive examples of people who have succeeded from similar decisions.

• Successful people make up their minds quickly and change their minds slowly. Unsuccessful people make up their minds slowly and change their minds quickly.

• Indecision leads to procrastination and can reinforce negativity.

• As you grow in personal/self development, you no longer need proof of success; self doubt fades and confidence in your decisions takes over, this is liberation.

• “You don’t have to get it right, you just have to get it going.” – Mike Litman

• The decision process includes quiet and allowing, but taking too much time to make a decision limits your time to make more decisions.

• Making decisions allow ourselves to make more decisions, with liberation from not being afraid of what we are going to decide and that is what will truly lead us Beyond Freedom!

So what decisions have you made in your life?

Have you made more good decisions than bad decisions?

If you have historically made more good decisions than bad decisions then learn from the wisdom that suggests we make decisions quickly and change our minds slowly because by making more decisions there will be more good decisions made.

Goal setting, a focus on self improvement & quick decision making are keys to success, use these words of wisdom to unlock your possibilities today!

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Greg Nicholls

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Do you find yourself thinking “If only I’d thought of that!” when there is a group of you working on a problem. Usually this happens when someone else makes a great decision while you’re still trying to weight up the pros and cons! You can make better decisions too if you learn to use your whole mind when you’re faced with making decisions.

The two parts of your mind

Psychologists divide our minds into two parts: the conscious mind and the subconscious mind.

Usually you do most of our analytical, logical thinking with your conscious mind. You also experience yourself and your world through your conscious mind. You associate your conscious mind with the use of mind power. So its seems logical that your conscious mind should make all your decisions right?

Wrong! Your conscious mind is very limited in the way it can process information…

It’s well know that the best way to explain something to people is by telling stories. Your conscious mind thinks in a linear, step by step fashion processing just a few pieces of information at a time before moving on to the next thing. This is very useful of you’re doing anything that can be broken down into a sequence of tasks.

The real world is far to complicated for you!

Unfortunately the real world is not a simple linear place where one thing leads to another. It is vastly more complex than you can possibly represent with just a few pieces of information.

Take the example of a conversation with a friend. You talk to each other using words to express your linear thought processes. Many people think that this is the main process by which communication takes place.

However, several studies have shown that even in a simple conversation, most of the communication takes place outside your conscious awareness through body language, micro-gestures, tone of voice and even the cumulative memories of past interactions with your friend.

Your subconscious mind takes in and processes far more information than your conscious mind.

If you try to make decisions purely on the words you are using, you are using only a tiny fraction of the information available to you.

The same is true in just about any situation you might find yourself in. You are faced with an enormous amount of information every second of the day, to make sense of it your logical mind filters out almost all of it. However you are able to absorb a lot more information through your senses and your subconscious mind.

Use your mind power to make better decisions

In order to make better decisions you need to access and process as much information as possible. Your conscious mind is a very powerful tool, but it is limited.

The key to better decision making is to engage your full mind power in making decisions. You need to use your subconscious mind in the process.

Your subconscious mind does not process information in the same way as your conscious mind and it does not communicate in the same way. However, if you decide to trust it, your subconscious will process information and provide you with ideas.

Sometimes the ideas from your subconscious mind appear as feelings or hunches about a situation, sometimes as more recognisable ideas that just pop into your conscious mind.

Some people believe that using hunches and flashes of inspiration is the only way to make decisions. However there is always a role where the conscious mind is supreme. It can work out consequences and test ideas before finally committing to act on a decision.

If you find that you are slow and making decisions or your decisions are not as good as they could be, you are probably not using your mind power to it’s fullest extent when making decision. You need to learn to trust your subconscious mind and to listen to it. If you can achieve both of these aims you will make better decisions more quickly.

By: Kevin John

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