Yes or No: How Your Everyday Decisions Will Forever Shape Your Life
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As you face daily choices that require yes or no decisions,
there are times when you feel paralyzed—either from fear of making
the wrong choice or because of too many seemingly equal options.
Social entrepeneur Jeff Shinabarger helps you break through these
moments of tension and transition with proven ways to move toward
good choices.
Discover opportunities to become a decision maker as you gain strength in saying no, develop your personal philosophy of choice, and start using a practical process for making good choices even in difficult situations.
Discover opportunities to become a decision maker as you gain strength in saying no, develop your personal philosophy of choice, and start using a practical process for making good choices even in difficult situations.
Top Highlights
“three categories: daily decisions, moments of tension, and transition times.” (source)
“If you consider your entire life, you will recall probably ten to fifteen decisions that defined what you are doing today and the story you are living.” (source)
“What you love and whom you love should always be the starting place for decision making. Your loves should shape your choices.” (source)
“Most decisions come down to two small words that define everything. Those two small words are yes and no.” (source)
“‘As long as there are problems in the world, there will be a need for leaders to make the hard choices.” (source)
Product Details
- Title : Yes or No: How Your Everyday Decisions Will Forever Shape Your Life
- Author: Shinabarger, Jeff
- Publisher: David C Cook
- Publication Date: 2014
- ISBN: 9781434708557
Jeff Shinabarger is a social entrepreneur and the author of
More or Less. Jeff has a vision to make Atlanta a center for
social innovation and has personally engaged in over 100 start-ups
solving problems. His work has been featured by CNN, USA
Weekend, Atlanta Journal Constitution, Huffington
Post, Christianity Today, Coca-Cola, Relevant
Magazine, and Chicago Sun Times. He is the co-founder of
Q and creatively led Catalyst for eight years. Jeff and his wife,
Andre, live in East Atlanta Village and have two children.