Episode notes
It's eleven at night. Your notes app has arguments for keeping the offer, killing it, and rebuilding it. You ask a friend, ChatGPT, and a podcast. Now every side has another attorney, and you still haven't decided.
Veronica Dietz explains why repeated advice can expand a debate without adding useful evidence. Learn how to separate facts from conclusions, define what a decision needs to accomplish, and recognize when the visible argument hides a different problem. A pricing debate, for example, may begin with the type of client you're accepting. This episode shows how to make a decision you can review without reopening it every afternoon.
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Keywords
how to stop overthinking business decisions
Why more advice makes a business decision harder
How to make business decisions without complete certainty
When a pricing problem is really a client-fit problem
How to separate business facts from assumptions
Why I keep reopening the same decision
How to choose between conflicting business advice
What information do I need before deciding?