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Decisions and Design: Making Decisions that make you Profitable.

Updated: Feb 17

Crafting a Purposeful Life


Hello, fellow travelers on the journey of self-discovery and intentional living!

Life is a series of decisions, much like planting seeds in a garden. Every decision shapes the fruits of tomorrow. Some yield sweet results, others teach lessons. But what if we paired these decisions with design—a clear plan to cultivate the life we desire? Let’s dive into how decisions and design intersect and how you can take charge of both.


Decisions: The Everyday Fuel of Life


From the moment we wake up to the time we fall asleep, decisions fuel our day. Whether choosing your morning coffee or making life-altering career moves, decisions direct the course of our lives. But here’s the kicker: even small decisions can ripple into monumental outcomes.


Let’s break it down:

  • What is a decision? A conclusion or resolution after careful thought.

  • Why does it matter? It sets the trajectory toward your goals, dreams, or challenges.


As a healthcare professional, you’re already familiar with the weight of decisions—whether prescribing medication, charting a treatment plan, or offering life-saving advice. But what about decisions for your own well-being? Who heals the healer?


Steps to Making Healthier Decisions:


  1. Prioritize Your Energy:Focus on three critical things each day. By setting clear intentions, you’ll conserve energy and avoid decision fatigue. Think of this as weeding out the distractions from your garden of life


  2. Build Systems to Thrive:Systems aren’t just for businesses; they’re for people too! Use tools, software, or trusted helpers to streamline tasks. For example:

    • Hiring a cleaner to free up hours.

    • Using apps like Notion or Trello to organize your life.

    • Investing in a meal prep service for better nutrition and fewer kitchen hours.


  3. Lean into Routines:Routines are like autopilot for your brain. They simplify your day and create space for creative, impactful decisions. For example:

    • Design a morning routine that fuels your mind and body.

    • Pair routines with systems, like a trainer who plans your workouts or automated reminders for key tasks.


  4. Delegate and Outsource:Time is money. Spend wisely! If you’re bogged down by tasks, hand them off. Delegation isn’t giving up control—it’s creating space to focus on what matters most.


Design: The Blueprint for a Fulfilled Life


Imagine this: You’ve planted seeds (your decisions), but without a vision for your garden, the results will be chaotic. Design brings structure, intention, and beauty. Happiness isn’t a destination—it’s a perspective shaped by purposeful design.


Here’s How to Design Your Life:


  1. Define Your Purpose:Why are you doing what you do? Take time to clarify your goals, aspirations, and values. Purpose is your compass; it ensures your decisions point north.


  2. Visualize Your Future Self:

    • Meditation: Spend 5–10 minutes daily connecting with your inner thoughts. This fosters clarity and reduces stress.

    • Affirmations: Speak positivity over your life. Repeating phrases like “I am capable of achieving balance” can shift your mindset and steer your actions.

    • Vision Boards: Surround yourself with visual cues of your dreams—a board in your workspace, a phone wallpaper, or daily reminders in your planner.


  3. Be Present in the Now:The now is where all the magic happens. It’s easy to get lost in the future, but remember: the actions you take today will shape tomorrow.


The Four Ps of Intentional Living


To integrate decisions and design, follow the Four Ps framework:

  1. Purpose: Define the "why" behind your journey.

  2. Preparation: Act on your goals with practical, consistent steps.

  3. Presence: Harness the power of today—your current actions shape your future.

  4. People: Surround yourself with those who uplift, support, and inspire you.


Reflection Questions


  • What am I becoming through my decisions?

  • How do my daily actions align with my goals?

  • What steps can I take today to design my ideal life?

  • Who do I want to impact, and how can I serve them better?


Final Thoughts: Your Power is in Your Problems


Remember, problems give rise to questions, and questions give direction. Your ability to pause, reflect, and decide will determine the beauty of the garden you grow.

Today, what will you decide?


Let’s grow together,One decision at a time. 🌱

 
 
 

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