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Making Good Decisions

by Mark Davison November 1. 2011 11:03

Making good decisions reflects the right balance of intellect and emotion, head and heart.

Ahead of time: analyze needs v. wants, alternatives and consequences
Head: facts, objectives, practicalities, honesty, past experience
Heart: opinions, personalities, beliefs, intuition, ego, feelings
Decision: balances head and heart, practical and emotional

Does the result meet the needs? Is it a good fit? Have all options been explored? Has it been thought through? Are the consequences understood? Will it lead to the best outcome?

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