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Have you ever gotten stuck in indecision? Maybe it was around where to travel, or when to book your tickets, or even something as small as where to eat when you’re on the road. Well, this week’s guest is an expert at cutting through the noise and helping her clients—and now you—make fast, solid decisions. Her name is Nell McShane Wulfhart, and she’s a professional decision coach. <br/><br/>Read the full transcript here: https://rebrand.ly/vvfsdcu<br/><br/>Discover more episodes of the Unpacked by AFAR podcast here: <br/>https://link.chtbl.com/AFARYouTubeUnpacked<br/><br/>----<br/>CONNECT WITH AFAR<br/>Afar.com is a digital and print magazine that publishes travel tips, guides, news, and stories: https://www.afar.com<br/><br/>Get updates on the latest articles, travel news, and more from AFAR by signing up for the AFAR newsletter: https://afar.com/newsletters<br/><br/>Follow AFAR on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AfarMedia<br/>Follow AFAR on Twitter: https://twitter.com/afarmedia<br/>Follow AFAR on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/afarmedia<br/>Follow AFAR on Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/afarmedia
Have you ever gotten stuck in indecision? Maybe it was around where to travel, or when to book your tickets, or even something as small as where to eat when you’re on the road. Well, this week’s guest is an expert at cutting through the noise and helping her clients—and now you—make fast, solid decisions. Her name is Nell McShane Wulfhart, and she’s a professional decision coach. <br/><br/>Read the full transcript here: https://rebrand.ly/vvfsdcu<br/><br/>Discover more episodes of the Unpacked by AFAR podcast here: <br/>https://link.chtbl.com/AFARYouTubeUnpacked<br/><br/>----<br/>CONNECT WITH AFAR<br/>Afar.com is a digital and print magazine that publishes travel tips, guides, news, and stories: https://www.afar.com<br/><br/>Get updates on the latest articles, travel news, and more from AFAR by signing up for the AFAR newsletter: https://afar.com/newsletters<br/><br/>Follow AFAR on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AfarMedia<br/>Follow AFAR on Twitter: https://twitter.com/afarmedia<br/>Follow AFAR on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/afarmedia<br/>Follow AFAR on Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/afarmedia
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