In many decisioning situations, we get stuck at the elusive level of commitment. If your current decisioning formula does not include a commitment step, you may want to try this as a test remedy. Just think, if there is no real commitment in your decisioning process, how likely is it that the final decision will be acted on?
Calculator Scale 1-10 (Least Likely = 1 Most Likely = 10)
1. To what degree have I correctly identified the commitment needed in the opportunity to pursue, problem to be solved or challenge to overcome? (1-10)
2. To what degree have I ever committed in a similar decision before? (1-10)
3. To what degree do I trust myself to see this through to completion? (1-10)
4. To what degree will I have the ability to “stay in control” of this situation
(over the influence of other sources)? (1-10)
5. To what level do I have the (First Responders) “no matter what it takes
attitude” in this commitment? (1-10)
6. Do I have a record of “giving up” (1) or “hanging tough” (10)
in any similar or past situations?
7. If I commit, to what degree do I have the wisdom (and any counsel
in place) to abort this decision if “warning signs” dictate ? (1-10)
8. What level of “accountability” have I built into this decisioning
step? (1-10)
9. Are there any written statements surrounding this commitment process?
No (1) Yes (10)
10. To what degree is there any monitory or other loss to me as a consequence
of not following up on this commitment? (1-10)
Total Score: ____________
Please apply the total score to the calculator (tomorrow’s post). It may well give you an extra measure of objectivity that may have been missing. Worth a test?
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