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• change is a constant in life – maybe the only constant there is – and sudden change is not unusual. Opportunities arise and, along with them, conflicting interests and tradeoffs.
• Whatever the case, each of us will have to deal with unexpected changes of a significant nature. During the course of a lifetime, we will face turning points and dilemmas that call for making strategic choices that may substantially alter our lives, our bank accounts, and our futures. In order to achieve success and personal fulfillment, we need to...
• How we make such decisions is more critical to our personal freedom, abundance, and joy than any other thing humans can do.
• the most personal version of your life story, the telling that will be most compact and meaningful will be the series of choices you have made. In the end, we are our choices.”2 The concept is straightforward – good decisions made now will set up even better future decisions. Conversely, bad decisions lead to more of the same. When you make shortsi...
• There are three levels of decision-making – mundane, tactical, and strategic. Most of the choices we make each day are mundane and without much consequence. Tactical decisions have to do with the different ways that we implement a strategy, but it’s the strategic decisions that alter the direction of a person’s life or a business and determine its ...