1. Did you get the rightful results? Did it really solve your problem? If you answered "yes" to these questions, that's good. If "no", why did you say so? Did your solution create more problems or complications? If that's the case, then, you may take it as a learning experience. Maybe in your next decisions, you can check if your option will really answer the problem or it will create more. If it does, then, it certainly is not the right solution. You could consider other options next time and eliminate the choice that brought you more problems. 2. What were the consequences when you made that decision? What took place after your decision? Did it improve the situation? Did you feel good about it? Decision-making comes with responsibility. It is very ideal for any decision to​

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2.Some decisions are so simple that you're barely aware you're making them, while others are time consuming, high risk, and can leave you feeling anxious.

Decisions can make or break a project or an entire business. And they often involve complex and unpredictable interpersonal issues, too.

In this article and video, we explore a seven-step approach for improving the quality of your decision making, and for boosting your chances of a successful outcome.

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