Comments on: Three Ways to Prevent Common Decision Making Mistakes http://prevential.com/success-factors-decision-making-mistakes/ Success Doesn't Come In A Bottle Mon, 26 Jul 2010 03:06:20 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: עקרונות הניהול - קבלת החלטות http://prevential.com/success-factors-decision-making-mistakes/#comment-2451 עקרונות הניהול - קבלת החלטות Tue, 02 Jun 2009 11:12:47 +0000 http://prevential.com/?p=756#comment-2451 [...] Three Ways to Prevent Common Decision Making Mistakes [...] [...] Three Ways to Prevent Common Decision Making Mistakes [...]

]]> By: Derek http://prevential.com/success-factors-decision-making-mistakes/#comment-983 Derek Tue, 06 Jan 2009 22:10:44 +0000 http://prevential.com/?p=756#comment-983 @Lance you hit that right. We are all exactly like John until someone tells us otherwise. Thats just the way it is. @Jun I use to use the gym as a stress reliever. However, it took the fun out of the workouts. @Lance you hit that right. We are all exactly like John until someone tells us otherwise. Thats just the way it is.

@Jun I use to use the gym as a stress reliever. However, it took the fun out of the workouts.

]]> By: Lance http://prevential.com/success-factors-decision-making-mistakes/#comment-979 Lance Tue, 06 Jan 2009 09:25:19 +0000 http://prevential.com/?p=756#comment-979 Hi Derek, I wonder if, at times, we're all like John - too quick to react in certain situations. I think I do pretty good - yet I can also recall moments when I've reacted out of fear of not knowing. Sometimes it works out (and that's just luck) - but more often than not, I've dug my hole deeper. This all leads to the importance of not always rushing into something without knowing. Knowledge can be very powerful... Hi Derek,
I wonder if, at times, we’re all like John – too quick to react in certain situations. I think I do pretty good – yet I can also recall moments when I’ve reacted out of fear of not knowing. Sometimes it works out (and that’s just luck) – but more often than not, I’ve dug my hole deeper.

This all leads to the importance of not always rushing into something without knowing. Knowledge can be very powerful…

]]> By: Jun Loayza http://prevential.com/success-factors-decision-making-mistakes/#comment-978 Jun Loayza Tue, 06 Jan 2009 03:51:05 +0000 http://prevential.com/?p=756#comment-978 I'll be honest, I can't help but make emotional decisions. It's built into my DNA. I wear my emotions on my sleeve and you'll know it if I'm happy, sad, or excited. Making hasty decisions based on emotion are often bad. The tough part is having the patience to defer the decision for a day and do the thorough research. What works for me is usually a great workout. I'll get away from the decision at hand and go think about it at the gym. That usually clears my thinking Love the series. Keep it up! - Jun I’ll be honest, I can’t help but make emotional decisions. It’s built into my DNA. I wear my emotions on my sleeve and you’ll know it if I’m happy, sad, or excited.

Making hasty decisions based on emotion are often bad. The tough part is having the patience to defer the decision for a day and do the thorough research.

What works for me is usually a great workout. I’ll get away from the decision at hand and go think about it at the gym. That usually clears my thinking

Love the series. Keep it up!

- Jun

]]> By: Success Factors http://prevential.com/success-factors-decision-making-mistakes/#comment-976 Success Factors Tue, 06 Jan 2009 02:22:02 +0000 http://prevential.com/?p=756#comment-976 [...] Day 5: Three Ways to Prevent Common Decision Making Mistakes [...] [...] Day 5: Three Ways to Prevent Common Decision Making Mistakes [...]

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