An important step in making better decisions is learning
about yourself and acknowledging bad decisions you have made. While you
shouldn’t dwell on past mistakes, you can learn significant lessons from
unsuccessful experiences. Effective leaders are not afraid to take
responsibility for plans that didn’t work out and take steps to make things
better.
In this discussion, think about a time you have made a poor
decision for a group. Think about a decision you have made that impacted your
family, colleagues, friends, or community. In your initial post, address the
following:
What
was the context and decision you made?
What
was your decision-making style?
What
went wrong?
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