Voices of Integrity
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A podcast about Voices Of Integrity for Legacy Partners - Core Thinking - Decision Making Algorithm
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1-1: Decision Making Algorithm
Do you ever get the sense that you may not be making the best decisions?
Do you know people who seem to make either ignorant and/or stupid decisions?
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So ... WHY do we make the decision we do and HOW do we make those decisions? It's a fascinating topic and one that can bring massive value to everyone.
In this section, we look at the entire amazing decision-making process with the goal of helping each one of us to be more self-aware of WHY we make the decisions we do and HOW we can improve our decision-making thinking.
In this podcast we talk about BIG & Small ~ click here ~ and how to fix the core. If you are confused as to why someone recommended you to this podcast connect with the person who recommended that you go through these podcasts and ask them ... IF ... you aren't able to figure it out.
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This is not a one-time podcast, but a series of podcasts that will help us to make far better and faster decisions that will change our lives and the lives of those around us, forever.
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1-2: Decision Making For Single Moms
Are we aware of the impact our decision making process has? Can single Moms relate to this?
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And when you balance your own needs with those of your child, do you feel like you’re losing a part of yourself in the process?
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1-3: What's Really Holding Your Decisions Back?
Why is it that some people make decisions in minutes… while others can turn a simple choice into a two-hour meeting?
I’ve learned that working with a driver personality is often the easiest. You always know what they’re thinking. They value the truth. They take ownership — not just for their own mistakes, but sometimes for everyone else’s too. There’s clarity. There’s movement. Decisions happen.
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But then there’s the amiable personality. On the surface, they seem agreeable. They’ll tell the truth to everyone else — just not to you. Instead of saying what they really think, they protect feelings, avoid conflict, and leave you guessing. That lack of honesty doesn’t create peace… it creates confusion.
And then there’s the expressive personality.
They can inspire you, motivate you, and somehow get you to do all the work while they talk about the vision. Energy is high — but responsibility gets blurry.All of this takes me back to a moment I’ll never forget.Mark was a deacon at church, and what should have been a simple, thirty-dollar decision turned into a two-hour discussion with six grown men in the room. Two hours. Six people. Thirty dollars. No one wanted to be direct. No one wanted to own the decision. And all I could think was, “This is what happens when nobody wants to be the driver.”
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That experience taught me something important:
Don’t over-explain your job to a driver personality like Mark. They don’t need the backstory. They need the outcome. Tell them what needs to be done, why it matters, and let them decide.
So here’s the real question for you today:
Are you surrounding yourself with people who help decisions move forward…or people who make decisions feel safer to avoid?
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1-4: You Want the Benefits. But Will You Do the Work?
Why do people say they want to grow… but resist the discipline that actually creates growth? Why do small mistakes keep repeating? And at what point does “I didn’t know” turn into “I didn’t think”?
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In this episode of the Voices of Integrity Podcast, Mark gets real about standards, accountability, and the cost of sloppy thinking.
He challenges missed hours, careless billing, and half-done work. Not to shame, but to expose patterns. Because when you’re at a tipping point, one small habit can decide your future.
Then he shares a story from when he was 18 years old at Faith Baptist Bible College.
Alone on Thanksgiving, working his way through school, he built a simple A to Z filing system with cross references. It took a few hours to create. It reshaped how he thinks to this day.
The lesson?
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Disciplined thinking in the present saves time, stress, and regret in the future.
We talk about organization.
About decision making.
About why most people won’t apply what could change their life.
And why growth requires more than good intentions.
This isn’t about perfection.
It’s about ownership.
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