The stages of decision making
Decision making
Decision-making or decision-making is one of the things that some people find difficult. However, it is necessary to master it because man needs it to be able to manage his personal affairs and his affairs with those around him. Some people work hard and when they reach the fruit picking stage they need to make the right decision. Or make the wrong decision, which leads to the loss of their fatigue and effort, because of lack of a strong personality to make the decision they find appropriate or because they do not know how to make the right decision, so we will talk about the steps to make the right decision.
Decision-making steps
The decision-making process needs to take several deliberate steps to be able to make the right decision. Not all decisions that are taken are in the interest of the person or those around him. These steps are:
Identify the main subject that needs to be decided, analyze it and identify the problems that concern it.
It is easy to know the right direction. Any misinformation in this information makes the decision in the wrong direction, and the situation and the environment around the subject should be studied and information collected; because some decisions It works in some environments but fails in other environments although the same issue.
To identify the available options related to the subject and to limit them to enable them to study them and to know their pros and cons.
Filter the good options after studying them and place them on the list of options to go directly to them, and you can follow the way to give numbers and markings of options according to their preference.
If you are confused and unable to make the best decision, it is good to take advice, but you should beware of personal interests who make decisions for their personal interests. You can also resort to authentic Istikhara to perform two rak'ahs other than obligatory prayers, Help and success from the Almighty.
Taking the decision and waiting for feedback to make sure that this decision is the best and most successful, and no harm to reverse the decision if the feedback is negative.
Affecting decision-making processes
Making a decision If the person is clearly aware of the expected results, it is not necessary to study the subject in depth.
Decision-making in case of risk where expected results are unclear, with insufficient information on the subject.
Making the decision in case of uncertainty where the expected results are unknown and can not be predicted.
By Sanae Dwikat
