25 - CRITICAL DECISION PATHWAY
Submitted by Dr. Robert F. Lane on
More important than speed in decision making is identifying and focusing on the critical pieces of information and your specific goals. Only after distinguishing between what is possible, what is probable and what is hoped for should you then decide on a course of action. You don’t ever need to let go of what is hoped for, but you must not let it blind you. Again, walk through your decisions with both shoes on.