The Healthpreneur Show with Yuri Elkaim
10 Brutal Truths About Business No One Wants to Hear
Oct 11, 2026 · 50 min · 13 segments
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The Healthpreneur Show with Yuri Elkaim
Oct 11, 2026 · 50 min · 13 segments
Yuri ElkaimHost
The biggest truth that I wanna share with you, the one thing that holds so many entrepreneurs back, is the fact that indecision is killing your progress.
If there is one thing that drives me crazy, is the inability of most people to simply make a decision.
Why is that? Well, I think that humans are terrified by making the wrong decision, and I don't know why that is because what's the worst-case scenario? You just learn and move on.
Learn, move on, and it doesn't mean you have to hold a grudge against that type of situation in the future.
It's just like, what can you learn and then get better for the next time? But I'm telling you, like, I've never met a single entrepreneur who's done big things who is not very fast at making decisions.
But, you know, a lot of times you probably hear this too, it's like you're having a conversation with someone.
You have a service that can significantly help them with a problem that they're wanting to solve, and then they'll say stuff like, "I'm just not the type of person to make decisions on the spot." It's like, dude, what are you talking about you're not the type of person to whatever? The very fact that you said, "I'm not the type of person," pigeonholes you into a self-identity that keeps you stuck in the past.
Obviously, you're not the type of person who doesn't make decisions because you're in the situation you're in.
If you were the type of person to make faster decisions, you'd probably be further ahead.
And you can argue with me all you want about thinking slow, taking your time, and being methodical, and I get that.
The biggest truth that I wanna share with you, the one thing that holds so many entrepreneurs back, is the fact that indecision is killing your progress.
If there is one thing that drives me crazy, is the inability of most people to simply make a decision.
Why is that? Well, I think that humans are terrified by making the wrong decision, and I don't know why that is because what's the worst-case scenario? You just learn and move on.
Learn, move on, and it doesn't mean you have to hold a grudge against that type of situation in the future.
It's just like, what can you learn and then get better for the next time? But I'm telling you, like, I've never met a single entrepreneur who's done big things who is not very fast at making decisions.
But, you know, a lot of times you probably hear this too, it's like you're having a conversation with someone.
You have a service that can significantly help them with a problem that they're wanting to solve, and then they'll say stuff like, "I'm just not the type of person to make decisions on the spot." It's like, dude, what are you talking about you're not the type of person to whatever? The very fact that you said, "I'm not the type of person," pigeonholes you into a self-identity that keeps you stuck in the past.
Obviously, you're not the type of person who doesn't make decisions because you're in the situation you're in.
If you were the type of person to make faster decisions, you'd probably be further ahead.
And you can argue with me all you want about thinking slow, taking your time, and being methodical, and I get that.
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