seven questions that will help you make the right choice

How to make the right choices in work, business and life, which will never have to regret?

We want to tell you about an amazing and very simple technique 7 questions that will allow you to assess the situation from different points of view, to get rid of the doubt and withdraw the ability to make the right choice to a new level.

WARNING: Answers are not always you like, but in the end they will help you make the right decision.

1. If I had to choose(a), if not fear?
   Unfortunately, too many decisions in our life take over our own fears and stereotypes. Of course, successful businessmen have a balanced approach to all the risks they assume in their choice, but consciously they are suitable to your fears. If you feel the obstacles, write down (in the literal sense of the word!) all their fears and doubts and thoroughly discuss them with someone who will help you to be objective. Sometimes the choice that makes us most fears is the best.

2. If I had to choose(a), if not money?
   What do you think: many brilliant ideas were never implemented due to lack of money? Or the money is missing due to the fact that these ideas were not implemented? Refuse if you are not currently in development and moving forward, if you feel that you have not enough money? As if this fantastically not sounded, but if you made the right choice — the money is always there. Remember crowdfunding (from the English. сrowd funding, сrowd — "crowd" funding — "financing"). You can also ask for help to relatives, friends, acquaintances or just to let your environment know what you are looking for an investor. And let the money, or rather lack of them, you do not stop.

3. The worst and the best that can happen?
   As a continuation of the previous two questions — draw yourself on paper mind map of all possible consequences of all possible decisions. List the positive, negative, and insignificant tangible results that will entail your choice. In most cases, the best solution thus becomes self-evident.

4. I had previous experience?
   Any life experience — be it positive or negative — gives us valuable lessons. Defeat in our lives happen only when there's no lesson for all of us endured. Takeoff is just as valuable a lesson as the fall. Remember your previous successes and failures, and think about it: does not indicate whether you previous experience, what to do in this situation?

5. If it matches up with my vision?
   Ask yourself: do you really need it or you agree from necessity, but turning not in the direction you seek? After all, one of the main success factors — the sequence, so always keep in mind whether the decision is your vision, not whether it knocks you off your course?

6. Told me body and soul?
   Remember your last choice that you regret — is your inner voice or your body not giving you signals that it is not necessary? If you feel physical discomfort when making decisions or your quiet inner voice discourages you — listen to these signals. They may not coincide with what you lean at the moment, but the subconscious is much more visible, as this choice will affect you in the future.

7. As I look at myself in the mirror tomorrow?
   Finally, about the future. That you will feel the next day after take a decision? If you will experience the pride, energy and inspiration — you are on the right track. If you notice in a shame or regret — don't ignore these feelings. If you experience them now — prepare for the worst.