How did you develop your decision-making skills?

Decision making can be stressful and anxiety inducing, but the ability to make decisions quickly is often what separates the most effective leaders from others. We connected with some of the best and brightest do-ers we know and asked them how they developed their decision-making skills.

Natalia

I developed my decision-making skills by trusting my intuition, learning through experience, and cultivating knowledge. Growing up in a small town and later leading creative projects in different cities taught me to balance instinct with clarity. Every decision I make is guided by curiosity, purpose, knowledge, and a deep sense of aesthetic coherence. Read More>>

Tia Ress

I always felt my decisions needed to directly align with my values and my intuition. I was raised in a culture where there’s tradition and expectation. Because of this, I had to learn to decipher between the noise of the world around me and the voice inside of me. I grew my self-awareness and learned to trust my inner wisdom. I now teach my people how to make decisions from a truthful place–not from a fearful, pressured, or urgent place. Read More>>

Gabriel Campolla

This is an interesting question: folks near me often make mention about my unusual ability to try or learn new things. It all comes down to making a decision. Whether it’s creatively experimenting or making a large personal decision or even a business decision, my process is the same. I identify the goal, and determine what it will take to accomplish. Then, and most importantly, I determine what the greatest risk is. Usually, the risk isn’t very high; and when it is, I proceed in the most reversible way possible. Let me explain: Read More>>

Donnald Williams

I’ve developed my decision-making skills through a deep commitment to doing what’s best not just for myself, but for everyone involved. I believe in leading with empathy and integrity, always striving to make choices that reflect care, fairness, and long-term impact. I also live by a personal philosophy of having no regrets — which means every decision I make is intentional, thoughtful, and grounded in love. That mindset has helped me approach challenges with clarity and confidence, knowing that I gave each choice the consideration it deserved. Read More>>

 

 

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