Decision making

Deciding logically

4 steps approach

Valuing thinking- Foreword

If faced with several choices of initiatives, do-it now people stop, think critically, and go through a decision-making process.

Organize your thinking and improve your decisions.

Step 1 Valuing thinking

Thinking clearly Starting the process Defining focus Focusing correctly Balancing priorities Anticipating pressures

Understanding causes- Foreword

Decision making is aimed at eliminating problems or removing barriers to opportunities. Understand the real causes of a problem in order to find solutions and make the best decision quickly, otherwise you may act but not solve the real issue

Step 2 Understanding causes

Identifying the cause Funding multiple causes Getting help

Using a process - Foreword

There is a process for making decisions that has helped many-do-it now people get to the right choice quickly.

Use this analytical decision-making process so that, with practice, you will be able to make good, effective decisions.

Step 3 Using a process

Processing decisions Understanding purpose Listing your criteria Prioritizing your criteria Generating options Creative thinking Making the decision Taking short-cuts Evaluating recommendations

Turning a decision into action - Foreword

Once you have thought through and made a decision using a combination of analytical process and creative thinking, put the decision into action now.

Remember that until everyone involved has agreed to do their part, the decision is incomplete.

Step 4 Turning decision into action

Committing to act Getting others to act Taking action with confidence