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Smarter, Better, Wiser Decisions: What It Takes to Get Better at Making Good Decisions

by M Salek
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Sep 2023
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Learn how you can get better at making good decisionsMaking decisions can be really hard. At times, it can even feel like you just don't have the knack for it. But the thing is, decision-making is like any other skill. It can be worked on, improved on. It's a skill that you can learn to get good at, and this book will help you do exactly that.

Inside you will learn about:

  • The number of decisions we make in a day (you will be surprised), as well as the huge impact decisions have on every part of your life and the ten big risks of not working on your decision-making skill;
  • The core principles that will help you level up your decision-making skill;
  • Strategies, tools and tactics that will make it easier and simpler for you to make good quality, smart and effective decisions.
And a whole lot more.

If you want to get good at making decisions, this book is for you.

Get your copy now and get started.

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PublishedSep 20, 2023
ISBN-109798861974875
ISBN-139798861974875
LanguageEnglish

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