Making Good Decisions

Overview

Effective Methods to Empower the Decision Making Process.

Sometimes making good decisions is just plain difficult. There can be complex as well as multiple converging issues that impact the ability to arrive at clear and thoughtful outcomes. Most of us tend to rely on past history, experience and our intuitive senses to make good judgement calls. Even though this may feel more comfortable or be part of our natural evaluation process it doesn’t always serve us best in every situation.

Making good decisions, is at its core, about have a proven and methodical approach to the decision making process. It provides the understanding, the steps and methodology to arrive at the best decision for problems or issues you need to solve or advance.

If you have had trouble making decisions in the past you may be able to relate to some of the following:

• Struggling to think clearly under pressure.
• Making rash decisions in an attempt to remove the stress.
• Reactive decisions versus considered strategic ones.
• Making decisions just to please others.
• Second guessing yourself and getting confused.
• Feeling emotionally overwhelmed and decision paralysis.

Making Good Decisions workshop will give you the skills to adopt a formal process in the decision making process. This session analyses more complex, or pressured situations and empowers participants with a methodology to systematically arrive at the right result. It includes practical decision making exercises and activities to integrate the learning in a real world application.