Two kinds of decisions.
Decisions for action - to do something.
Decisions for inaction - to not do something.
They’re a pair:
- A vote for action implies a corresponding inaction - doing this means...
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Let’s do an experiment.
How long does this take:
Maybe, maybe, maybe, maybe, maybe, maybe, maybe, what it we think about it for a while, maybe, maybe, maybe, maybe, how about going left,...
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At some point … after all the posturing and positioning and smiles and grimaces, after the he saids and she saids, the partial or prejudiced interpretations, after doing every damn thing...
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It’s easy to get sucked into a closed system. Where everyone you meet is someone you’ve met before, where the centre of gravity drags you inward, where the the rest of...
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It’s often disguised: value for money equations, business case questions, return on investment analyses, opportunity cost speculations, concepts of worth, status and kudos, upside potential, downside risk, capacity and capability...