Phelan Foster·1d agoPhelan Foster | Facts, Assumptions, and Open QuestionsA strong impression can feel like a fact, especially when it fits what we already expect. I try to pause and ask a simple question: what do…
Phelan Foster·6d agoPhelan Foster | Clarity Before Action: Start by Naming the GoalWhen a decision feels complicated, the first instinct may be to gather more information or move quickly toward a solution. I find it useful…
Phelan Foster·Oct 30Phelan Foster | A Practical Way to Break Down a Complex DecisionSome decisions feel difficult because several questions are competing for attention at once. There may be facts to check, details still…
Vincent Harrowell·Oct 30Vincent Harrowell: The Value of Reviewing a DecisionAt the end of a busy week, it is easy to focus on the outcome and move on. I find it more useful to spend a few minutes reviewing the…
Phelan Foster·Oct 27Phelan Foster | When a Decision Deserves Another LookSome decisions are made with the information available at the time. Later, priorities can shift, new details can emerge, or an assumption…
