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EPISODE · Mar 7, 2024 · 20 MIN

004: Pros and cons list leaving you confused? Use THIS for your decisions instead!

from Anchored Decisions · host Lauren Black

In this episode I share my unpopular opinion on why I feel pros and cons lists just won’t cut it for most big decisions. But I don’t leave you hanging — I share a more reliable system for making a complex decision, using my signature framework and a weighted decision scorecard.Links Mentioned:Weighted Decision-Making Scorecard:www.anchoreddecisions.com/scorecardDecision Guide:www.anchoreddecisions.com/shop/general-decision-guide-digitalEnter my podcast launch giveaway (March 2024):Enter to win an Anchored Decisions swag bag and $50 Amazon gift card! To enter, leave a rating and review for my podcast, and send me a screen shot of it via email or social media DM. To earn extra entries, share about my podcast on social media and tag me: @AnchoredDecisions (Facebook/Instagram) — make sure the post is public so I’m sure to see it! One bonus entry per post shared.Connect with me on social media:www.instagram.com/anchoreddecisionswww.facebook.com/anchoreddecisionsCheck out my website and decision guide shop:www.anchoreddecisions.comwww.anchoreddecisions.com/shop

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A traditional pros and cons lists often causes more confusion when making significant life decisions, since not all factors carry equal weight. While a pros and cons list might work for super simple decisions, like choosing between similar products, it’s not advised for more significant decisions. Tune in as Lauren dives into the pros and cons of a pros and cons list — and what decision-making methods you should be using instead.

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