Framework for Effective Decision-Making

Research-backed methodology and step-by-step process to make critical decisions with clarity

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    Decisive Action

    If you find it hard to take action even after you've decided to, or tend to oscillate between action and inaction, then this masterclass is for you, In here, I share 3 powerful strategies to reduce decision-anxiety, and develop a bias for action. Otherwise priced at INR 1111, this masterclass is available at 40% OFF when you get it along with Framework for Effective Decision-Making.

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      What you get...

      • Masterclass: Framework with
        seven steps to make a sound
        decision
      • Class on Why analytical people
        can't follow their gut & what
        to do instead
      • Bonus Training on pitfalls of
        decision delegation

      Karishma is my goto person for work-related dilemmas - job changes, leadership questions, decision madness - she can definitely help you arrive at a solution.

      Goutham Atreya, Software Developer, Spectral, Amsterdam

      This workshop was extremely valuable to me. It helped me understand the pattern of my decision making and helped me arrive at decisions with a step-by-step approach.

      Shantala Rao, Associate Director, GlaxoSmithKline

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      Framework for Effective Decision-Making is priced at USD 44 for those who are based outside of India.

      My pricing for those based outside India is not an exact currency conversion of the price that's charged to those in India because it is based on Purchasing Power Parity and not Currency Conversion Rate. Most multinational brands price their products based on this.  

      That's why, when you buy a packet of Maggi noodles (or anything else for that matter) outside India, it is not an exact currency conversion of the INR amount that it's sold for in India but rather adjusted to purchasing power parity.    

      For eg. a can of coke costs about ₹50 in India and about $2 in the US. This is different from currency conversion because ₹50 is much lesser than a dollar. So the purchasing power parity right now between INR and USD is about ₹25 which means that the value of ₹25 is about the same as value of $1 in terms of what you can buy from it. And that's how this course is priced as well.

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      If you'd like to add the masterclass on Decisive Action, add USD 26 to your order, and pay a total of USD 70.

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