what must before taking any action or
making decision?
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Answer:
Have you ever heard the expression, “measure twice, cut once?”
It’s kind of like that. When you make a decision, you are measuring the possible outcomes, understanding the consequences of your actions. Making a decision is often much harder than acting upon it, which is why so many people want to avoid it.
Worse, it’s much easier to criticize other people for their decisions than to make one of your own.
Why is this?
Because making a decision involves weighing options, thinking out the consequences, and then determining that - even against the reality of unpleasant trade-offs - needing to take some course of action because the alternative is more unpleasant. And risk being a target for criticism afterwards.
Taking action is, of course, itself a decision. To act or not to act - that is a decision! (with apologies to Shakespeare).
Not all decisions work out well, of course. Sometimes you have to do the best with the information that you’ve got. But if you have thought through the process and know your reasons for why you made the decision you did, it’s far easier to course-correct.
Answer:
In the hope of enhancing your decision making process, here are a bunch of things to consider before making important life changing decisions.
Ask Yourself What You Really Want.
Ask For Advice.
Question Your Motives.
Weigh The Pros & Cons.
Ask Yourself If You Will Be Hurting Yourself Or Others With Your Future Decision.