Facing decisions? Big ones? Important ones?

Struggling to get organized to start the process, because decisions are often not a single process event, like deciding on socks.

Give yourself the advantage of a proven system for making decisions and plans and then executing them. Drawn from years in the healthcare, medicine and nursing worlds, this system is here to help navigating projects large and small. After use of it for the past 3 plus decades, it has become second nature. Here is a version of the same.

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My book covers in detail my six step DECIDE system for decision making. Packed with real examples and exercises to help the reader in making their own decisions. This book is here to serve as your field guide for decision making. It is small enough to fit into your phone, computer, knapsack or purse.

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With over 3 decades in nursing, dedicated to critical care, Emergency, and helicopter EMS operations, Marissa is no stranger to making a lot of decisions often under pressure and in a short amount of time. She has taken the systems she has worked in and drawn many life application skills and lessons from them.

She offers advice and strategies for being prepared to make the choices and decisions that will ultimately work hard for YOU! In addition she has drawn many lessons from her own personal life experiences, starting from before she was born and from them shares the purpose they have created.

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Testimonials

Rebecca Griffith-Lion

“I often made decisions based on the feedback of those who I believed were “smart “ and more confident than I was.

You, my friend, were one of those who I always admired in this way. “

Steve Henry, Educator (Retired)

“DECIDE deals with very important issues and covers concerns that kids really want to know about.”

Brian T. Barrett MICP King County Medic One

“I was always impressed at, not only her depth and field of knowledge in any subject, but also with her delivery of care in complex situations. Her level of clinical expertise is something I will strive to match my entire career, and I will most likely fall short."