Do you struggle with perfectionism and procrastination, or are you able to make quick decision and take action right away?
The Decision Action Framework is a simple and potent thought process that becomes a natural behavior with practice to help you arrive at a quick decision on the lowest hanging fruit of an idea, and take a small step in to create momentum and dispel overwhelm
Successful leaders possess the ability to make decisions and take immediate action without hesitation or anxiety
Procrastination is often justified with excuses or justifications that ultimately sacrifice results and productivity
Two frameworks can help establish habits and simplify decision-making
SOPs involve documenting steps and shedding unnecessary ones to arrive at a standard way of executing a task
The Decision-action framework involves asking questions like "what's the decision I need to make?" and "should I act on this now or later?"
The two-minute rule states that if a task takes less than two minutes and can be done immediately, do it now
Scheduling a task, sending a text or voice message, or taking a note on your phone can be the first step towards materializing an idea
Turning ideas into reality is key to overcoming procrastination and hesitation
