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EPISODE · Jan 8, 2022 · 30 MIN

11. How To Make Better Quality Decisions Every Day

from The Better You Blueprint · host Brett Eaton & Curtis Hadzicki

Be sure to register for the free Best Year Ever Workshop, Brett is hosting on Tuesday, January 11th, CLICK HERE . For more information and to apply for the next round of Brett’s 90 day coaching program, The Better You Blueprint check out MotivatedByBrett.com/Better-You . In today’s episode we discuss how to make better daily decisions. The average person makes tens of thousands of decisions a day. Today we do a deep dive into why Americans make more daily decisions today, than ever before. More importantly we offer some ways you can start reducing the amount of decisions you have, so that the quality of your decisions can increase. Also find out decisions that Curtis enjoys making, that Brett can’t be bothered with. If you are ready to make better quality decisions, every single day, then this episode is for you! Action Step: How can you pre-plan the first 2 hours of tomorrow morning? Make all of those decisions the night before so that it reduces the amount of decisions you have to wake up to. Start with the things that you know will lead you to a great morning! Be sure to follow us on IG: @curtishadzicki , @MotivatedByBrett .

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