1 - clarify your intention.
Changing your intention will immediately change your decision in a given situation.
A person who has the intention to "not lose a deal" will make different choices than a person who has the intention to "get the deal".
Clarify your intention to make sure that it comes from a place of abundance rather than lack.
Here are 4 greats intentions I use daily:
a) - the intention to connect.
b) - the intention to do what is good for me AND the other(s).
c) - the intention to do what is good for the other(s) AND myself.
d) - the intention to share value.
2 - write down your thought process.
We are often so trapped in our heads that we go in circles: reacting to our thoughts without examining them.
Writing down what you think and feel on paper makes it easy to spot logical fallacies in your thinking and take a step backward.
3 - use your heart.
On the spiritual level, a wrong decision always feels unnatural and heavy in the heart.
If you feel unsettled do a little introspection to discover why and change your approach until you feel 100% aligned with your choice.
Decision making is part of a larger picture: mastering your mind.