From Indecisive to Confident: developing decision-making skills

Indecisiveness is a killer. It can bring even the most promising projects, relationships, and ventures to a screeching halt. So, we asked some of the brightest minds out there how they developed their decision making skills. We hope their personal stories and practical advice can help you on your journey.

Eunji Kim

Ten years ago, when I first set foot in the U.S., it felt like the first moment in my life when I truly realized that every choice ahead was mine alone. I had left behind the safety of home and the guidance of my parents. From that point on, every step, every mistake, and every small decision was something I had to figure out for myself. That experience became the foundation for how I approach decision-making today. Read More>>

Mimi Blanchard

When I first started as a graphic designer, I had no idea how tough it would be to make strong decisions when essential information was missing or held back. Thirteen years—and plenty of blood, sweat, and literal tears—later, I’ve learned that asking questions, doing the research, and seeing the full picture isn’t just about getting the job done; it’s about building something meaningful for both myself and the people I work with. My journey has shifted from focusing solely on my own growth to creating real, disproportionate value for clients like Serendipitous Corp. Read More>>

Maggie Swift

Making decisions is particularly challenging, especially when you are an owner or leader of a business that must make hundreds of decisions daily. My business partner and I used to take forever to make a single decision, until a mentor of ours coached us on the cost of indecision. We were in the process of hiring a new vendor, going back and forth endlessly on the pros and cons of each candidate. We kept putting off the decision, saying things like, let’s sleep on it, or let’s discuss more on the call next week. Read More>>

 

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