Low data
There’s the graft of getting it done. Version 1 - the least you can do before taking it out to meet the world. Then there’s more…
When you just don’t know. When you have all the intel that’s available and it just isn’t enough. When the advice is conflicting and the whispers run silent. When pro’s and con’s can’t help you. When there’s no one else to turn to and it comes down to you.
Then what?
Now what?
What do you think? What do you really think? And then when you’ve pushed past all the obvious and rational answers, ( … between us … ) what does your gut tell you?
Sometimes that’s all there is. When there’s no obvious or rational answer, when there’s no way of knowing for sure. Low data decisions come with the territory.
In which case walk it through, give it the respect it deserves, forget wishful thinking, deal in the facts as best as you can know them, and make the decision.
Skippy strategy: Trust your judgement – sometimes that’s all there is.
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Decisions
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