Decision Making becomes better




 #DecisionMaking becomes better ... 


- with a structured thought process

Why, What, When, Who, Where, How

Step by Step, one at a time  

- by putting things down in black-n-white (reduces emotions) 

write down / type out all factors 

impacts and influences 

pros and cons 

- with logical thinking and analytical thinking 

facts and figures 

pros and cons 

consequences 


- with emotional intelligence 

emotional pressure 

gut feel 


- with Intent and Integrity 

of decision maker

of the influencers 

of other people 


- with the Right Attitude towards ... 

life 

  self

people

situation


- with the right State of Mind 

Very Good / Good

Positive / Negative 

Average / Below Average

Constructive / Destructive

Creative / Innovative


As Managers and Leaders in your organization, 

your primary role is managing people and making decisions. 

Getting better at both of these will take you up the corporate hierarchy 

till the point where strategic thinking tips the scale and becomes crucial. 


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Hi, I am #SuccessCoach Hemant Jain, a Life & Career Transformation Coach who works with mid and senior management professionals who are stuck in their roles for 3-5 years (without a promotion). I help them break the glass walls and ceiling to get their next big career move and balance Life at the same time.


I take them through an intensive 18-month life and career-transforming coaching journey which requires a high level of commitment, determination and mission-impossible attitude. It's not for the faint-hearted.


Make the Right Decision. Take the Leap in your Life & Career.


#CoachHemant #DecisionMaking #LeadershipDevelopment 


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