What is your decision-making process?
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Monday, September 13, 2004
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- Name:Felicia M. Sullivan
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humanity, community, equity, openess, synergy, communication, exploration, ideas, change - these are my passions.
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6 Comments:
Deep thought, consultation with trusted friends, deep thought and action.
Fret and wobble back and forth betwixt choices until i randomly choose one, then am convinced it was the wrong choice.
Traditionally, it has been: Procrastinate ttill I absoultely have to make a decision, then decide.
I still revert to that sometimes, but I like to think I've been doing my share of making decisions in a timely fashion lately.
Gather information, then decide. If it is an important decision, wait a few days before making the final decision.
I amass all the possible facts, discuss options with sensible friends, throw in my intuitive reactions, and hope I have the wisdom to choose correctly.
It depends on the context. My favorite decision making technique is to flip a coin. My husband and I flip a coin whenever we can't make up our minds. If we want to flip again, we know the answer.
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