Good Choices Making Better Decisions by Knowing How Best to Decide

by Christopher Musselwhite

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Effective decision makers know that deciding what's best and knowing how best to decide are two very different skills. A leader's mastery of the difference between these two capabilities has major implications for both the decision maker and those affected by the decisions.

Making good decisions is a primary responsibility and challenge of leadership. Every day, individuals and organizations face a constantly changing landscape of dangers and opportunities. To some degree every decision directs strategies, commits resources, sets current courses of ...

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