Showing posts with label decisions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label decisions. Show all posts

Sunday, March 22, 2009

The 3 i's of decision making

When making decisions it's important to:

1. Get good quality information
2. Interpret the information using various perspectives
3. Implement the decision with benchmarks in place to measure progress & success


Friday, April 27, 2007

Perception is not reality


I believe perception is just that - perception.


We have the ability to change a person's perception be helping them see things differently. We can do this by providing better or more information that may help the other person see something from our (or a different) perspective.


I agree that there can be different versions of the same reality, but don't believe that you can't change perceptions.


A classic example is in the court room, where jurors may have different perceptions of an event, and as they are supplied with information, their perceptions can change so a decision can be made.