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Decide.

Scenes from a Lifetime of Decisions

A Transformational Novel by Tierah “Bob” Lothbrok

“Your life doesn’t change when you finally feel ready. It changes the moment you decide.”

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One-Line Description

A Hollywood set designer who can solve anyone’s problem but his own must finally learn to choose — before the life he’s been managing decides for him.

Short Description — 50 words

Jules Levesque builds impossible worlds for a living and can’t decide anything in his own. As work, family, and a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity converge, he’s forced into the one thing he’s avoided: a decision. DECIDE is an emotionally rich novel about the hidden weight of indecision and the courage it takes to move.

Full Description — 175 words

Jules Levesque appears to have everything under control. A talented Hollywood set designer known for solving problems and making impossible visions come to life, he is, underneath it all, exhausted, overwhelmed, and quietly trapped by indecision. Every choice feels loaded with consequences.

As pressure builds at work, family responsibilities intensify, and a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity begins pulling him toward an uncertain future, Jules finds himself standing at the crossroads of fear, burnout, guilt, ambition, and freedom. Forced to step away from the life he has spent years carefully managing, he embarks on a journey that challenges everything he believes about certainty, control, and who he is allowed to become.

Set against the fast-moving chaos of Hollywood production sets and the breathtaking pull of Alaska’s wild beauty, DECIDE is a powerful, emotionally rich story about the hidden weight of indecision — and the courage it takes to finally move. It doesn’t ask readers to make better decisions. It challenges them to become Deciders.

Tierah “Bob” Lothbrok

Author portrait

Short Bio — 40 words

Tierah “Bob” Lothbrok is a nationally sought-after strategist and facilitator — the sole two-time Gold Impact Award honoree of the International Association of Facilitators — who has spent decades confronting the misconceptions about decision-making that shape our health, our identity, and our potential. Decide. is her debut novel.

Speaker Intro — read aloud

“Strategist, facilitator, and debut novelist Tierah ‘Bob’ Lothbrok has spent decades studying why capable people get stuck — and what it takes to move. Her novel Decide. turns that work into a story.”

Full Bio — 165 words

Tierah “Bob” Lothbrok is a nationally sought-after strategist, facilitator, and creative thinker who has spent decades confronting the misconceptions about decision-making that are impacting our health, our identity, and our potential.

Her facilitation work has been honored twice with the Gold Impact Award from the International Association of Facilitators — she is its sole two-time recipient — alongside Facilitator of the Year from the South Eastern Association of Facilitators and Vendor of the Year from AARP.

Her debut narrative-driven book, Decide: Scenes from a Lifetime of Decisions, delivers transformative insight as readers follow characters through the emotional and practical realities of decision-making in everyday life. Through compelling storytelling and richly human characters, Tierah invites readers into a journey of courage, uncertainty, self-discovery, and growth — revealing that the hardest decisions are often the ones that lead us back to ourselves.

When she’s not in board rooms or scratching out notes for all the other books waiting quietly in the wings for their turn to be told, Tierah is usually off adventuring with camera in hand or embracing her “Granny Bob” powers with her grandchildren.

Positioning Tags

Strategist & Facilitator · Debut Novelist · Award-Winning Facilitator & Trainer

What Readers Are Saying

The Decider Principle

This book is not about making perfect decisions. Perfect decisions don’t exist. The goal is not to eliminate uncertainty — it’s to become a Decider: someone who can make meaningful decisions at the speed life requires, even when the information is incomplete, the outcome is uncertain, the options are imperfect, and reassurance never arrives.

Many of us believe decisions are moments where we discover the right answer. More often, they’re moments where we choose a direction and begin creating the answer through our actions. Becoming a Decider means building five capacities:

1. Recognize how your brain shapes your choices.
2. Strengthen the inputs that inform your judgment.
3. Remove patterns that distort your thinking.
4. Develop the courage to act without certainty.
5. Align your expectations with reality.

The decision is not the end of the journey. The decision is where the journey begins.

Suggested Interview Questions

• You argue that indecision costs us more than bad decisions do. What convinced you of that?
• Why tell this as a novel instead of writing a how-to book on decision-making?
• Jules is a set designer who builds impossible worlds for other people. Why that job?
• What does it actually mean to become a “Decider” — and how is that different from being decisive?
• You write that we don’t discover the right answer, we create it. Unpack that.
• Where does the pressure to feel “ready” come from, and why is it a trap?
• What’s the most common distortion you see in how smart, capable people make choices?
• The book moves between Hollywood sets and the Alaskan wilderness. What does that contrast do for the story?
• You took more than a year away from client work to finish this. What did that decision cost you — and teach you?
• Your dedication calls free will a priceless gift, bound to circumstance. How does that idea sit underneath the whole book?
• Who did you write this book for, and what do you hope they do after the last page?
• What’s one small decision a listener could make today to start practicing this?

Talking Points & Segment Angles

• The cost of indecision — why waiting is itself a choice, and usually the expensive one.
• Decision fatigue and burnout — the overwhelmed parent, the caregiver, the leader carrying everyone’s needs.
• Careers at a crossroads — graduates, career-changers, and people quietly questioning the path they chose.
• Acting without certainty — a practical alternative to “trust your gut” and “do more research.”
• The gift of free will — choice as something given rather than earned, and what changes when you treat it that way.
• Fiction as a delivery system — why story reaches people that self-help can’t.

Ideal Audiences

Book clubs · Leadership and entrepreneurship podcasts · Career and life-transition shows · Parenting and caregiving audiences · Personal and professional growth shows · Creativity and craft interviews

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Portrait, alt.

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• Author portrait — high-resolution, vertical and horizontal crops
• Full bio, short bio, and speaker introduction (this document)
• Book descriptions at three lengths (this document)

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“Dedicated to the Master Architect, who bound choice to circumstance to create the priceless gift of free will.”

© Tierah “Bob” Lothbrok. All rights reserved. Press kit last updated August 2026.