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February 2-4, 2027 | Las Vegas, NV

Why Can’t My Clients Make A Decision?

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Your client said they loved the design presentation… so why did they change their mind two days later?

Another wasted weeks comparing nearly identical options while completely ignoring your guidance.

A third hired you for your expertise, but insists on asking six friends what they think before making a final decision.

If you’ve got indecisive clients, this is the session for you!

In this engaging and practical session, Rebecca West shares what she learned after helping thousands of homeowners navigate important design decisions. Through relatable stories, real-world examples, and insights from psychology, attendees will discover the five most common obstacles that prevent clients from moving forward and learn why decision-making challenges are rooted in perfectly normal human behavior.

Most importantly, participants will learn how to shift from simply presenting options to becoming a more effective guide through the decision-making process.

Attendees will leave with a deeper understanding of why clients get stuck, practical tools for reducing decision fatigue and second-guessing, and strategies for creating smoother projects, stronger client relationships, and better outcomes for everyone involved.

Speakers

Rebecca West
Rebecca WestBusiness Coach, Seriously Happy Coaching & Consulting

More Information

Capacity Unlimited:No
Learning Objectives:By the end of this session, attendees will be able to: • Identify the five most common obstacles that prevent clients from making confident decisions. • Recognize how uncertainty, risk, competing priorities, and social influence affect client behavior during the design process. Understand why indecision is often rooted in normal human psychology rather than a lack of intelligence, commitment, or trust. Apply practical strategies that reduce overwhelm, build trust, and support more effective decision-making.
On-Demand:No
Option for On-Demand:Yes
Presentation Approach:60-minute lecture-style presentation blending psychology, real client stories, practical tools, and audience reflection, including by 15 minutes of Q&A.