How do I make faster decisions?

02/18/25 • 14 min

Jen explores how overthinking keeps us stuck in indecision and how making faster choices leads to greater clarity and confidence.

Key takeaways:

1) Indecision is still a decision—often one that keeps us from growth

2) We don’t find clarity by waiting; we find it by deciding

3) Trusting ourselves to act is the key to moving forward

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Jen explores how overthinking keeps us stuck in indecision and how making faster choices leads to greater clarity and confidence.

Key takeaways:

1) Indecision is still a decision—often one that keeps us from growth

2) We don’t find clarity by waiting; we find it by deciding

3) Trusting ourselves to act is the key to moving forward

Want more info on living and leading with intention and purpose?
Click here for Jen's links.

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How do I get my team to stop resisting change?

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Jen tackles the common leadership challenge of dealing with resistance to change. Instead of focusing on changing others, we explore how self-awareness and curiosity can help leaders model adaptability and guide their teams through transitions. By recognizing our own resistance and addressing hidden priorities, we create the conditions for smoother change.

Key Takeaways:

Resistance to change is natural and often stems from unseen priorities (Kegan & Lahey’s “Immunity to Change” concept).
Leaders must first examine their own resistance before guiding their teams.
Asking “What am I worried might happen?” helps uncover fears and lead with curiosity.

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Why are you a leader?

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Leadership isn’t just about authority or personal success—it’s about serving others and making a meaningful impact. Early in my career, I mistakenly believed leadership was about control, but I’ve since learned that true leadership requires self-awareness, purpose, and daily commitment.

Key Takeaways:

Leadership is a daily choice—how you show up affects those around you.
Know your why—having a clear purpose makes leadership more impactful and sustainable.
It’s not about you—great leaders focus on serving and empowering others.

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