Title: 6 Ways to Make Better Decisions | SUCCESS
Headings: 6 Ways to Make Better Decisions
6 Ways to Make Better Decisions
Myth 1: Decisions should be made at the highest level.
Myth 2: Good decisions result from consensus.
1. Rethink old solutions.
2. Go slow in order to go fast.
“Be quick, but not in a hurry.” – John Wooden
3. Operate at the intersection of order and chaos.
4. Listen.
5. Seek the right information, not more information.
6. Make good enough decisions.
Mick Ukleja

Content: Myth 1: Decisions should be made at the highest level. Decisions made at the highest level are not always the best decisions for the organization. When this happens, problems are not solved—they are temporarily postponed. If this person is surrounded with like-minded thinkers, then the illusion of a good decision might lull them into a feeling of comfort with the situation. Myth 2: Good decisions result from consensus. One element that fosters good decision-making is to see an issue from multiple angles. Without this, there’s no divergence from accepted norms , no diversity of thought and no dissension. This doesn’t automatically happen, nor is it our natural tendency.