Ripples are the result of our choices. They are the indirect consequences we see that affect others. We should always make decisions and major choices with long thought looking at how this decision will affect others indirectly, (rippling effect) or directly.
“The way to develop decisiveness is to start right where you are, with the very next question you face.”
-Napoleon Hill
We all have to make them several times a day. Some are made without a second’s hesitation. Others require a lot of calculations.
I’m talking about decisions.
We make decisions everyday. Sometimes we as adults living in a world full of controversy, find our decisions can’t be answered by saying yes or no. This is a language analogy I have created, but if you read it, it will make sense to you. I view questions that are simple, answered best in black … Read more
THIS ARTICLE ENTITLED, “DECISION MAKING – PART 2: STRATEGIES AND TACTICS” IS BY DR. SHANNI DOVER Hello again, Dear Reader. Today I will continue to discuss last week’s topic, decision making. A cursory review of the literature and definitions were presented, along with the notion of uncertainty and how it effects decision making. Given … Read more