Advise the suitable solution to a specified problem

Reflection

• Eliminating bias from decision making empowers you to clearly navigate possible solutions.
• Following this the most relevant solution can be selected to solve the problem.
• This removes the likelihood of the same problem recurring in future.

Action

• After this you will be able to recognise most suitable solutions as  a strong decision maker reinforcing your ability to solve problems more effectively.

To do list

• Read the Article: 7 Ways to Remove Biases From Your Decision-Making Processwww.entrepreneur.com/living/7-ways-to-remove-biases-from-your-decision-making-process/351497 

  Document decisions from the past and consider what you would do differently if faced with a similar problem in the future.

There’s no use talking about the problem unless you talk about the solution.
Betty Williams