Using the power of decision gives you the capacity to get past any excuse to change any and every part of your life in an instant.

Robbins frames “decision” as a lever of personal agency: a decisive commitment can cut through rationalizations (“excuses”) that keep people stuck in habitual patterns. The emphasis on “power” suggests that change is less about perfect circumstances and more about a psychological shift—choosing a new course and aligning behavior with it. The phrase “in an instant” reflects his motivational style, highlighting the moment of commitment as the turning point, even if the practical work of change unfolds over time. In this reading, the quote functions as a call to replace hesitation and self-justification with deliberate choice and immediate action.