5 Practical Strategies to Make Better Decisions Under Pressure
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Karen shares five practical strategies she uses with clients to make good decisions under pressure - from the if-then implementation tool to breaking the overthinking loop.
Timestamps:
- 0:02 – Introduction
- 0:23 – Strategy 1: If-Then Implementation Tool
- 1:55 – Strategy 2: See outcomes as data
- 3:25 – Strategy 3: Take the imperfect step (recovering perfectionist confession)
- 5:20 – Strategy 4: Break the overthinking loop
- 7:10 – The real root: fear of being judged
- 8:33 – Purpose beyond pleasing
- 9:25 – Wrap-up and CTA
Key Takeaways:
- Write your "if" triggers and "then" responses before pressure hits
- Outcomes are data, not life sentences on your worth
- Perfectionism keeps you stuck—take the imperfect first step
- Overthinking is often fear of judgment in disguise
- You don't need to please 100% of people—lead with purpose
Psychology Referenced:
- If-then implementation intentions
- Prefrontal cortex and logical processing
Work with Karen Sigalas
Karen helps senior leaders make great decisions under pressure - without overthinking getting in the way. If you're already trusted and capable and ready to lead from that place fully, not just on a good day, this is the work.
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