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Decision Architect 

Be a Decision Architect, not a Decision Maker. What is the difference? Decision Makers: decide in the moment when there is a decision to be made or choose to make decisions in the moment. 

Decision Architects: decide ahead of time where they are going and create a blueprint. Then they follow the blueprint. They don't care how they feel that day or what comes up—they have a plan, they have decided, they know where they are going—and they are going to get there by following their blueprint.

When you let your feelings dictate your day you fall into being a Decision Maker. If you ask yourself, "Do I feel like doing X?" you have just fallen back into being a Decision Maker and stopped following your blueprint.

Remember,

The word DECIDE means—"To cut off ALL other options."

Once you decide, there is nothing else.

Most people don’t get where they are going because they experience mental aberration daily when they get up and ask themselves if they “feel” like doing what they already decided they would do…

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