Decision Making and Problem Solving

The purpose of this presentation is to assist participants to learn a systematic method of solving problems and making wise decisions.

Many people are being asked to make more responsible decisions but have never been shown how.

Thinking and decision-making are learned skills.

Our way of thinking affects everything we do - consciously and unconsciously. We are what we think we are.

Why not learn to use your neck top computer properly?

Topics include:

• A model for decision making.
• How to use more of your brain.
• How to define your purpose.
• How to involve everyone in the decision making process.
• Determining priorities.
• Choosing the best option.
• Creative Thinking .
• Six different ways of thinking.
• Lateral thinking.
• Practice sessions

Thinking is like software. Is your software up to date? Do you know how to think? Have you trained your mind to do what you want? Do you know how to think logically and emotionally? Pity to a have a superb computer and lousy software.

Learn to diagnose problems and come up with creative solutions and build a better brain in the process.

It is risky to hand over the decision making process to staff who have not learned a system for making such decisions.