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crazy about . Can you remember that process ? It was probably more difficult .
To make better business decisions , yes , you should research and maybe even talk to others to learn what they know or seek their opinions . These are not bad practices to have in your business decision making process . However , add one final step of checking in with your authority to feel how the decision sits with you and give yourself the time you need to get clarity around it .
If you feel yourself bouncing up into your head for the answer , you are deciding on the information you gathered the way you have been taught to and not the way you are designed to . Learn to catch yourself at this step and tune into yourself to see how it feels . What is your authority saying ? How is your body feeling in your authority center ? Has your decision changed after sleeping on it ?
If you can begin by catching yourself when you fail to check in with your authority , then add that step to your process , over time it will become natural to seek answers using your authority as you were divinely designed . You will find your choices will be aligned with who you are and how you came here to do business and it will be much easier to make the right decision .
NANCY OKEEFE - Nancy is a Certified Quantum Human Design Specialist and intuitive business coach , who helps women entrepreneurs peel back the layers of who they have been taught to be and how they have been told to do business so they can build a business that feeds their soul . Nancy is an author , expert columnist for Aspire Magazine , certified Executive Coach from the College of Executive Coaching , and holds an MBA from Babson College in Entrepreneurship . She provides intuitive Human Design Readings , Workshops and Coaching Programs for business owners . Download your 3 Keys to Unlock Your Business Success with Human Design . Learn more at www . NancyOKeefeCoaching . com .
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“ Decision making is all about how it feels in your body , which is contrary to the way we have been taught to make decisions .”
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