Six Steps to Making a Good Decision
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There are six steps you should follow before making any decision. Think about these steps before you do something and don't directly skip to the last part.
First you should think to yourself what is the problem. Then you need to remember your beliefs, what is important. After that you can note the options that are available. Furthermore you should think of what the consequences will be if you don't do what you are supposed to do. Then you should decide, act and organize your time wisely. Last you should think what will be the result if you do this.
An example is you really want to go to the movies with your friends. The movie was released that day and it is supposed to be very good, also it would be fun to go with them. However, you have a very important Summative assessment coming up the next day. It is a group project and your friends all did their part but you haven't done yours, and you want to get a good result.
What should you do? One idea is you could do a bit of both, but then you will probably get a worse grade. Another option is to do your work, because studying is more important and you could watch the movie another time. After looking at these options the best one is the second one, because your work will be in a high level and your group will be proud with you. As for the core values that I have learned at Graded, the on that applies is critical thinker and responsible So again, try always to follow these steps, because they will always help in making a great decision.
Hi Lucas, being responsible in your decisions is always important in order to help problem-solve. I wonder, could you make your thinking more clear by taking a personal example through each of the six steps? Practice organizing your thoughts by clearly connecting each step to your personal example so that the reader understands your thinking better. Remember to think critically about what decisions to make and how this can lead to positive outcomes that impact you and your relationships. Could you give specific, clear and personal examples of how this strategy could help improve your relationships? Always consider the six steps to making a good decision when problem-solving, either big or small!
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