Manifesto for difficult decisions

7 thoughts that change the way you see things

For solopreneurs who are stuck because there is no clear answer

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One thought from the manifesto

The manifesto gives you 7 thoughts that change the way you look at difficult decisions.
Here is one of them:

The obvious question is often just a side issue.

Why this is so, and what you do with it, is explained in the manifesto.
So are the other six thoughts.

What you get

  • You look at your difficult decision differently and see how much of the pressure is self-imposed.
  • You notice where you’re stuck and get clearer on what you want.
  • In seconds, you find the thought that matters most to you right now.
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For months, I was torn between two strategies.

After talking with Astrid, the ‘either-or’ dilemma was gone, and I was suddenly able to give myself permission to do what felt right and have fun doing it.

Five years later, that’s exactly the business I’m running.

Ingrid Lill

I’m Astrid von Weittenhiller,

Master Coach for experienced solopreneurs.

Since 2010 I’ve coached more than 2,000 people from around the world, as well as trained and mentored life coaches.

My work combines a sharp mind with genuine understanding and a dry sense of humor.

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