Drive-By Thoughts

"We’ve only grown our company because of quicker decision making. And the thing is a lot of people associate making a decision with it could be good or bad. So, what I teach is to associate decision making as a positive thing either way. So the fact that you made the decision is a positive thing because the quicker you make decisions, the quicker you learn, the quicker you know whether to or to not make that decision again. And as you make more and more and more decisions, you have more and more learning. And that learning is compounding. So the efforts of something 10 years ago, for example, those decisions you made actually will still affect you."
Robby Amaro