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I have worked with a lot of clients using The Decision Smith App to help them make decisions that they are struggling to make on their own.

Our conversations get very deep, emotional and honest very quickly.

It has to be that way. That’s the only way it works.

At the end of our calls, the most thanks I get is encouraging them to be honest with themselves; for digging deep and asking the tough questions that they’ve unconsciously avoided – until now.

One prevailing concern keeps surfacing over and over again…

I made that decision in the past, so if I change my mind and chart a new course, I’m frustrated with myself for making the “wrong” decision in the first place.

Whether you made that decision 20 years ago, or last week, if you now have new information that would lead you to making a new decision about how to move forward, give yourself that permission.

People change. People do things you don’t expect. You change. Your situation changes. You might just surprise yourself.

But don’t sit on the fence waffling about making a tough decision because you’re being hard on yourself.

In the long run, if you don’t make the decision, it will be feel far worse for you than the frustration you feel about decisions made in the past.

That was then, this is now.

So cut yourself some slack about your past and move forward. You owe it to YOU to make it your best life possible and no one else can do that for you.

~ Dana

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I’ll never forget learning the poem “The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost.

I was 11 years old and our principal taught us English that year. It is one of the only poems that I remember learning in school that has stayed with me, time and time again.

I’m not sure if it’s the impact of the poem, the impact my principal had on me, or a combination of the two. Regardless, it is even more profound in its meaning today than it was in that Grade 6 public school class in New Liskeard many years ago.

When I consider the words, they really speak to me. I am not a follower. I am one who likes to take the lead; blaze my own path.

I can remember times when I didn’t feel I had the courage to continue along my own course; that it might just be easier to be a follower for once. But then this poem would come to mind and I’d make a decision to muster all of the courage I could and follow my heart.

In more recent years, using The Decision Smith app has enabled me to garner that courage much more quickly and its level remains higher than ever. I am blessed with a wonderful life; a result of the many decisions I’ve made along the way, most times picking “the one less traveled by”.

You see, the impact of making strong decisions that are true to you, can only help your confidence and your passion for life in the long run.

Using The Decision Smith app validates your “gut” feel and your intuition, so it becomes stronger over time, the more and more you use it.

I can’t share with you enough the results of being a confident decision maker, but I can certainly show you how.