Start by considering the decision in the context of the problem it is intended to address. You need to determine whether the stated problem is the real issue, or just a symptom of something deeper.
Look beyond the obivious
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Taking right decision plays a very crucial role in one's life because life is a matter of choices and every choice you make makes you.❤
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