Decisions
Consequences for Life, Society, and History
Abstract
Decisions can have routine or serious consequences. At times, even small and seemingly inconsequential choices have major outcomes; events, unexpected reactions of others or unanticipated results happen. All decisions have consequences - not deciding is also a decision. Leadership requires decision-making that moves beyond personal issues to determining the operation and results of organizations and the lives of others.
Schlagworte
Multiple Events Motivation Thinking Privacy Psychological Issues Purpose Leadership Decision-making Conditions and consequences Crisis and decisions Character- Kapitel Ausklappen | EinklappenSeiten
- i–x Preface i–x
- 1–14 Decisions 1–14
- 37–46 Choices 37–46
- 57–64 The Pursuit 57–64
- 71–78 Decisions 71–78
- 93–102 The Path of Life 93–102