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4. How to Stop Making Decisions "By Committee" and Create Self-Confidence First

4. How to Stop Making Decisions "By Committee" and Create Self-Confidence First

Season 1 Episode 4 Published 3 years, 7 months ago
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Find out one of the biggest time-wasters and growth inhibitors in today's episode: 

  • My story about how I used to ask for way too many opinions and what I was really searching for
  • Why so many leaders are used to "bouncing ideas" to committees, friends, and mentors -- and why you should stop
  • Why feedback isn't really necessary (and when it is!)
  • Where you're asking for feedback that I don't actually need

Want a shorter, more productive workweek? 

  • How this change was one of the biggest drivers to taking my work week from 40 hours to an average of 25 hours per week.
  • The filters and internal systems I had to implement to create change and the discomfort that came up along the way. 

Reflect: Am I asking for feedback when I actually don't need feedback?

Thoughts to think on purpose:

  • I approve. I think it's good to go. I trust my process.
  • This is how I become more efficient.
  • I believe in me first. 

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