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Mastering the Seven Decisions by Andy Andrews — WisdomDeck honest review
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Mastering the Seven Decisions

by Andy Andrews

Andrews expands the seven decisions from The Traveler's Gift (responsibility, wisdom, action, certainty, joy, forgiveness, persistence) into a workbook-style guide with stories and exercises. It is warm and practical if you liked the novel.

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you read The Traveler's Gift and want to work the decisions deliberately.

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you have not read the novel; this is the companion, not the entry point.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. The buck stops here.
  2. Seek wisdom; be a person of action.
  3. Forgive, including yourself, and persist without exception.

Do this first

Write the responsible decision for one situation you have been blaming on others.

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Warm companion workbook.

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