From the principles of success and applying them I have learned that it is very important to make quick, but also thorough decisions. And basically I decided not to come back on any decision I make thoroughly. This is why I postponed the decision on my sample desire until now (May 4, 2013), but I will make it soon.

One of the main experiences I got from more conscious decision making is that after you make a decision it is much easier to move: you just move in the direction related to the decision you made. Related to that is that indeed decisions define what plan to make and what actions to take.

For example, the decision to make this site into a kind of ‘please pay me if you like what you read’ site would make me focus on that. So I would probably look for the audience that would really appreciate what I’m doing and would also be willing to pay for it.

A decision like ‘Any way of payment is OK’ would make me probably focus on as much traffic as I can get and putting as much advertisements and affiliate links as I can. I see this in many (blogging) sites and I don’t like it. Mostly I’m looking for honest information, not someone trying to sell something or promote something from someone else.

So yes, that decision is very important to me as it would define the whole site, which is now starting to feel like ‘my life’s work’.