Tag Archives: decision making

Getting it right

Posted on September 9, 2015 by Murray Hill

We all want to do the things we do properly. We want to do things the right way to produce good results. Whether it’s discussing an issue with a friend, building a deck, driving a vehicle or any other day … Continue reading →

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Doing what’s best vs. doing what’s right

Posted on January 26, 2015 by Murray Hill

Doing the best thing or the right thing. They can be quite different. Choosing to do the best thing is an easy default position. You can easily hide behind this decision because it’s too general. Choosing the right thing requires … Continue reading →

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Living fearfully or fearlessly

Posted on March 25, 2014 by Murray Hill

Like anything else, the way we make decisions is a choice. If you are full of fear of what might happen if you change something in your life you likely will decide to do nothing. Doing nothing usually results in … Continue reading →