
In this episode, Sarah Greener discusses the impact of quick decision-making on long-term business success and introduces a decision-making filter to improve outcomes.
There is a decision you've been sitting on. You know the one. It's been on the list for weeks, possibly months, and every time you go to make it, life happens and you make it fast in the gap between everything else, or you don't make it at all. Either way it's costing you, and the cost is bigger than you've let yourself look at. What this episode is about In this episode I'm walking you through the decision I made 18 months ago in my kitchen, in about ninety seconds, with Scarlett asking me about something and my phone in my hand. It wasn't a wrong decision. It was a reasonable one. And it still cost me roughly 14 months of drag in the business, because I'd made a decade-scale decision at Snickers-bar speed with about 40% of the information I actually needed to make it well. The same thing is happening to you right now somewhere, and the reason it doesn't feel dramatic is the whole problem. I'm going to show you the filter I use to stop it happening, and why the women who build something that actually lasts are not the ones working harder. They are the ones who learned to make decisions from the future. Key takeaways Why the difference between the woman living in a Picture…
Host: Sarah Greener
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