6 Tricks To Help You Make Decision

     What do you think first when you hear “ making decision”? People often say that they find it hard to make decisions. Unfortunately we all have to make decisions all the time, from easy problem like what should we choose for lunch until hard problem that will change our life, like where you will study . Some people in order making decisions will search for more information or getting recommendation from other people. In order to resolve the problem you need to be able to logically think and emotionally feel through your option from several different angles before actually deciding.

     There are 6 factors you really need to consider before you make any decision :
1. Rationally
First, run this decisions through the rational analytical part of your brain. Make a list of the pros and cons of your options. For example you are making a decision about going out with your friends, you might list “having fun “as a pros and “ wasting time because if you at home you can do the homework” as a con.
2. Intuition
When you find yourself wavering between multiple options, your intuition Is one of the most powerful decision-making tools. To clear the gut feeling, stop for a moment from you activity and don’t think about anything else. You can sit in a quiet place for a few minutes and reflect on the decisions.
3. Relationships
Whether you’re married or single, have kids or don’t have kids, live by yourself or with roommate, your decisions affect the people closest to you. In order making decisions you must think about how the decisions would affect the people around you.
4. Counsel
You know about how your decisions will affect other people in your life. But what do those same people think about how the decisions you’re about to make will affect you? Talk to your partner, family, friends, colleagues, and mentor about your option.
5. Negative Drivers
A lot of times, people make decisions based on fear. Maybe you’re afraid you’re not ever going to find a job that you passion it, so you take the one you feel less passionate about because that offer already in your hand. What fears are playing into your decisions? You don’t have to solve for them all right now, but understanding how your fears are affecting your decisions will help you evaluate your options more objectively.
6. Risk And Rewards
Think about the risk of your option. What is the safest decisions? What is the riskiest one? Are there any steps you could take to minimize the risk of the option? And what are the rewards we get from each option? Sometimes the extra risk is worth the reward.

     The path of our live is determined largely by the choice we make and the decisions that you take. Giving yourself a deadline to make your decisions, explore your option and pick the best option. No one makes perfect decisions 100% of the time. But when you delay making a decisions because you afraid of messing up, nothing changes. But when you are proactive, you’re choosing to move ahead and that’s one of the best decisions you can make.