Alright. You’re not bad at decisions. You’re thoughtful, self-aware, and totally capable. We know this.
Still, your brain feels like a browser with 47 tabs open — and one of them’s playing music, but you can’t find it.
So here you are on a Decision Coach's website, because you don't actually want to spend the rest of your life spiraling in loops, second-guessing your choices, and taking 6 weeks to reach a decision you still don't feel great about.
So glad you're here! This 60-minute workshop is for you.
Yup, I need this
"Now that I've eliminated a lot of the unnecessary negative noise, I can hear myself clearly and loudly. It's easy to make decisions because the next, best thing is just more obvious."
- Ariell
"The decision-making process has been simplified. There's sort of a pyramid by which to operate – that really does help make a decision easier."
- Andy
Clarity rarely comes from more thinking.
Clarity comes from knowing what to listen to.
Leading up to the Choice Point, your brain is managing:
- What you want
- What you’re afraid of
- What other people might think
- What could go wrong
- What “makes sense” on paper
- ...to name a few shiny distractions
And without a history of trusting your choices and confidently affirming the reasons behind them — Yeah. Brain doesn’t know how to choose and feel good about it.
Brain just hopes this’ll end up in the pile of decisions you don’t second-guess or regret forever.
So how do you teach your brain to stop doing what it's always done?
→ You help it move from chaotic to clear (instead of forcing a choice from stress)
→ You tell it the criteria to pay attention to (instead of letting habits and cognitive biases decide)
→ You train it to expect safety (so it can ease up on second-guessing)
At this workshop, you'll learn the practical, proven method to stop spiraling, get clear and choose confidently.
No holding your breath, hoping you don't regret it someday.
No analyzing to death while weeks pass you by.
No drama. (Ok you might still have drama, you're human — but minimal drama.)
"I had always second-guessed myself, always asked everybody else what to do, and valued their opinions more than my own. I thought I needed external validation for every decision.
Now, I trust myself. I know I can choose — and if I need to adjust, that’s okay too."
- Megan
"Decisions don't take up 90% of my brain anymore. It's back down to a healthier percentage, like 10%.
Enough to make a good decision, but not enough to take over my entire life and entire brain."
- Kirsten
"I wasn’t really able to suss out my priorities. I was on this hamster wheel of feeling like 'I’m not getting enough done.'
I got to understand the way I was engaging with my time. Reducing that guilt has made things so much easier."
- Adriana
