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My name is Drey Baldwin, also known as Drey All Day.

And welcome to the show.

And today's topic is why you fail to make decisions.

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about your game you are that, then this is for you, I'm going to work with people who are serious about your game. You're serious about advancement. You're serious about taking action and making things happen now and not leader. You are not just give yourself excuses or tell yourself what you know you need to do, but you're not actually doing it. You're serious about actually getting things in motion,

getting a plan and a system for making things happen and being held accountable for making them happen because that's what we do in our university. If that's you, if I didn't scare you off of what I just said, go to work on your game, university.com. You can see what our program is about. Hit the button on that page, schedule time to get on a call with us, and we go from there. on it out the way. Let's get into the topic here today, which is why you fail to make decisions. If you are familiar with Napoleon Hill, he wrote the book called Think and Grow Rich and also one of my favorites called The Law of Success in both of those books, because Think and Grow Rich is actually derived from the Law of Success. He basically took a segment of the Law of success and put it out again and put it out as think and grow rich.

And that became a book that most of you know about.

Napoleon Hill laid out in both books, what he called the 31 common causes of failure.

There are actually 31 different things that cause people to fail.

So if you are not familiar with these 31 common causes of

failure, I'm going to give you a suggestion. I would suggest you go find out what those common causes

are because they may be the very things getting in your way right now. I actually laid them all out

in episode number 147, 148, and 149. I laid out all 31 and I broke it down in the three parts so you can listen to me not only tell you what they are, but explain to you how they happen and where they come from in your life. Not only that, let me give you a little bit more. Indecision is one of the key causes of failure that Napoleon Hill laid out. I believe it was one of the early ones that he listed in his list. I'm not sure if he said they were in any particular order, but it was one

of the earliest ones that he listed. And indecision I find is one of the main things that causes

people to fail in life. And because of this, we can inductively reason that the flip side of

indecision, which is decisiveness, is a key to success.

And it actually is a key to success.

So today we're going to address the factors that cause us to be indecisive, to not make decisions.

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