Making decisions when starting or running an ebusiness can be almost scary. But those decisions still have to be made, scary or not, so let’s take a look at some wise words ’round the web that deal with the decision-making process.

10 things you won’t learn in school

Analysis paralysis is a term used to describe the situation where the deeper you dig into a topic the more questions you have. As a rule of thumb, don’t make decisions with only 10 percent of the available information – but don’t expect to have more than 75 percent before a timely decision is required. Most importantly, be humble in your decisions and opinions because of this fact, but stand by them until proven wrong by more information.

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How to Make a Decision

What you decide will never have as much significance in your life as how you handle the consequences of that decision. That means almost all your decisions can turn out well if you know how to deal with the result. Did you make a mistake? That’s not a bad decision, a bad decision would be to hold on to your mistake and do nothing about it.

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Making Executive Decisions: The Clint Eastwood Way

In the end, it’s all about vision. Clint Eastwood has a vision each time he sets out to make a film. He doesn’t get bogged down with deciding on actors to use or script rewrites. He gets it done because he makes sure that the people who work for him understand and carry out his vision. That’s vision and leadership. Now it’s time to clear that cluttered mind and start directing your own film.

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