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Episode Summary

Host Saeed Al Ghafri tackles why leaders get paralyzed by too many conflicting opinions, sharing real stories of lost opportunities (like a perfect showroom and a solid investment deal) and 4 practical steps to sharpen judgment, filter noise, and make decisive calls under pressure. Perfect for leaders tired of endless meetings and stalled momentum.

Key Takeaways

• More opinions often create confusion and kill decision ownership—leaders are paid to judge and act fast.
• Filter advice strategically: Focus on relevant experts, not loudest voices or family repeat-consults.
• Structure asks clearly (e.g., "What risks? How does success look?") to get quality input, not noise.
• Don't delay: Own the call, seek quick alignment if needed, then review and adjust—no ego in pivots.

 Timestamps

1:16 - Leadership trap: Too many opinions, no judgment
2:01 - More voices don't always mean better decisions
3:32 - Endless inputs create confusion, kill ownership
6:47 - Story 1: Perfect showroom lost to over-consulting
9:58 - Story 2: 99% solid investment ruined by outsider BS
12:29 - Tip 1: Filter opinions strategically
15:51 - Tip 4: Don't delay—make the call, own it

Leaders aren't defined by voices heard, but decisions owned. What's one decision you're overthinking right now? Share in the comments and tag a leader who needs this! 

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