The Daily Scribbler

All great decisions are not perfect decisions, but they are usually for the best possible efforts, meant for better outcomes considering the circumstances.  For successful decision making, don't act on impulse, intuition or even experience alone, but depend on a system to work through step by step. Define the Issue - A problem well diagnosed is a problem half solved. To understand the problem exactly ask, "who, what, when, why & how." What is the objective? Why is the decision necessary? When does the decision needs to be made? How can the decisions change things for better? Who are the beneficiaries? Whom will it affect? Take A Positive Approach - Make a conscious effort to see the situation as an opportunity, a challenge, rather than a problem. An optimistic approach always help to perform better. List Your Solutions - Write all your probable options. List more and more alternatives on paper. The more alternatives you consider, the more consciously