4. Expand your Horizons
When you make a decision, it is not necessary that another person will agree with it. Therefore, it is crucial to explore all angles and viewpoints before making a decision.
How you take inputs from people and then make it a decision or law is up to you, and it’s equally vital to let people know their inputs matter a lot in making a decision.
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Live With Your Decision
Make a decision and hold firm to that decision. You can deal with any consequences of that decision as they arise later. In most cases, making a bad decision is still a lot better than making no decision at all.
Encourage self-reflection
After making a big decision it is crucial to ask yourself:
- Was I being completely honest with myself in my earlier articulation of my values?
- What values do put first and at whose expense will my values affect?
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