6. Resolve
Based on the most probable consequences, select the option that provides the greatest certainty that you will meet your desired outcomes and needs.
- Select your best option and strengthen your resolve to make it work.
- Resolve that, no matter what happens, this option will give you a win.
- Design your plan for implementation and then take massive action.
Remember, it’s better to make a decision and monitor to see if you need to shift your approach than to remain paralyzed in indecision.
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