Today, for whatever you want or need to acquire, there are more brands, features, and options than you can comfortably fathom. And tomorrow there will be more options competing for your attention. Yet you can make decisions without collisions! Even if you are confronted with a bewildering number of alternatives, here's welcome news about choice strategies. This session explores the process of quickly making your best choice. (Presentation materials include slides, handout packets, and article reprints. Reinforcement resources include book and CD.)

Presentation Topics:

• Yes, There's More to Decide
• Making Decisions More Quickly
• Shortcuts to Collecting Reams of Data
• When to Trust Your Intuition
• Which Decisions Are Worth Making
• An Easy Process for Making Routine Decisions
• Systemizing Your Efforts
• Checklists to Speed You on Your Way
• Internal Decision-Making Apparatus
• Sharpening Your Decision-Making Skills

I really enjoyed your presentation and have been reading your book The Joy of Simple Living and enjoying it as well. Keep up the great work!

Of all the seminars at the convention, I enjoyed your seminar the most. I feel I took home some very valuable information that will help me not only at work but also in my personal life

Creating More Space and Time In Your Life" was a great session! Your suggestions about how to manage time and space are just what I needed to provide a starting place. I enjoyed your style of speaking.

I thoroughly enjoyed your presentation in Indianapolis. I found the information you presented to be very useful and I liked the way you presented it. I appreciated your style of presenting and you allowed us to learn from your studies and life experiences but yet you did not take yourself too seriously.

I'm one of many I'm sure who want to both thank you and congratulate you for a great presentation. After making a vow to myself to make some life-changing goals, I have taken the first step at making my life less chaotic. I'm proud to say that your suggestions have made a visible difference. Thank you so much.

I intend to share your principles with my supervisor and, hopefully, this time next year we will be minus a lot of excess paperwork! Thanks for the great talk.

Thank you for your presentation at our meeting. The comments by members were uniformly positive; many people noted that you gave good, easy to follow advice, and most asked for copies of your handouts. The bottom line is that having heard you speak, we invited you back, and would be delighted to have you speak a third time!

I really enjoyed your presentation at the TCCE Annual Conference. I felt that your limited usage of handout materials was very appropriate, especially in relation to your subject. Your presentation manner was excellent as you kept my attention and provided me with information in a way I could begin to internalize it. I only heard positive comments from my peers. I will be President of TCCE this year and would like to let you know that I would sure like to see us include you in some of our other educational opportunities, such as our mini-conferences and our annual conference next year in Galveston. Thanks for the great job you did for us.

As you know, NAPS has been blessed over the years with many outstanding, gifted speakers. Occasionally, one of their messages sticks with me and becomes part of my life. Many of you may remember Jeff Davidson, author of Breathing Space: Living and Working at a Comfortable Pace in a Sped-Up Society, who spoke at our Sales Symposium. What follows is an excerpt from his book, which rings loud and clear in all of our lives . . .