Worrying can help decision making
.. but only when you are solutions-focused. We can control systems, not outcomes. If you have a system to avoid mistakes, ask yourself:
- Is your data reliable?
- What are the limitations of it?
- How do your systems help prevent groupthink?
- What procedures do you have to prevent blindspots?
- What are your processes for being alerted to a problem quickly and fixing it?
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