Decisive

It's good to have a measured approach to decision-making and avoiding rash conclusions means you won't regret your actions. "However, many people find that they struggle with decisiveness to the extent that they don't act all. Here are some tips on how to be more decisive, keeping a balanced approach to ensure you choose correctly without being too hasty.  

 To Act or Not to Act?

Often, when you feel indecisive you may end up not doing anything at all. Paradoxically perhaps, not acting is in itself a decision which will have a certain outcome. Often, however, doing nothing is not the right thing to do, especially when you've been asked to take action. It can be scary to make a decision when doing so closes off other possibilities. However, if you properly consider your options, you can at least say you did what seemed best at the time. It's crucial to be informed, By way of example, imagine if you've been offered a job in another town. The pay is better and the work is more exciting, but you also have to consider the upheaval of the move and what you'll leave behind." Big decisions like these can paralyze many people, and good opportunities can be lost in the midst of panic and indecisiveness.