Cheryl Richardson says: “Honor your top priorities.  If it’s not an absolute yes, then it’s a no.”

I’ve noticed that the people who make direct and concise decisions are the ones who are successful in just about every facet of life.  They don’t sit on the fence waiting for an answer.  They don’t dilly-dally in Maybeland.  They generally go with thier gut, pick an avenue, and then keep it movin’ down that path without looking back. 

Now is not the time for second-guessing, doubt, or procrastination.  Execute decisions with swift confidence, trusting that you’re making the right choices with the tools you have your disposal. 

FYI, the even the wrong choice is a right one, assuming you learn the lesson it provides.  Go with the flow.  If it’s not a yes, it’s a no.  Period.