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Yes or No by Spencer Johnson — WisdomDeck honest review
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Yes or No

by Spencer Johnson

A decision-making system in fable form: the practical questions (real need, options, consequences) and the private questions (integrity, intuition, insight). Short and usable.

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you want a simple decision checklist.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Am I meeting the real need?
  2. Does this feel right?
  3. Would I decide this if I believed I deserved better?

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Apply the six questions to a pending decision.

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