Leaders struggle with two challenges when trying to make good decisions:

Leadership

April 18, 2012
Brent Sprinkle

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challenges, Communication, Decisions, Leadership, Self Development
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Leaders struggle with two challenges when trying to make good decisions:

  • Making bad decisions, and
  • Taking far too long to make them

Fortunately, there are 5 Simple Steps* to consistently making good decisions.
Follow these 5 steps and you will learn what hundreds of leaders use to make good decisions in a quick and straight forward way.

Today's post covers Step 2: You must avoid the 10 Bad Decision Making Habits

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.RT @leadchangegroup: Clever Hans Rule #2 For Leaders: Eminent experts can get it wrong. Investigate further if a "scientific" finding doesn't seem right to you. Try things out for yourself. @wallybock https://t.co/vI7yWAYedV #LeadChange https://t.co/PkdNCvs3em ~ Thanks

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