Webinar Overview
Every day, we make hundreds of decisions — from small choices about where we focus our time and attention, to the big decisions that can shape our careers, businesses and lives.
But how do we make good decisions when there’s pressure, uncertainty or no obvious right answer?
This interactive, interview-style webinar will explore the reality of decision-making through honest stories, experiences and practical advice.
We’ll hear from Lydia Finn from Nesta, a respected leader from the self storage industry, about the decisions that have shaped her career and business — including the risks, mistakes, successes and lessons along the way.
We’ll then explore the psychology and performance side of decision-making with Anna Bates from Room11 Coaching, looking at how we can become more confident and effective decision-makers in both our professional and personal lives.
The aim is for participants to leave with real-life examples, a fresh perspective on decision-making, and practical tools they can use immediately.
Webinar Running Order
Welcome & Lydia’s introduction
- Brief welcome and introduction to the webinar, followed by Lydia introducing herself, her career and her journey with Nesta Self-Storage.
Part 1: The Decisions That Changed My Business
Featuring Lydia Finn – Nesta Self-Storage
- An interview-style conversation exploring the decisions, risks, mistakes and lessons that have shaped Lydia’s career and business.
Part 2: Making Better Decisions – Confidence, Clarity & Performance
Featuring Anna Bates – Room11 Coaching
- A practical conversation exploring the psychology behind decision-making, including uncertainty, fear, confidence, overthinking and knowing when to act.
Audience Q&A
Final takeaway / close
By the end of the session, participants will have:
- • A fresh perspective on decision-making
- • Practical tools they can use immediately
- • Greater awareness of what influences their decisions
- • Real-life examples and honest experiences
- • More confidence to make decisions
- • A reminder to be intentional about where they give their attention
Lydia Finn
