Where you are in life today is the result of all the past decisions that you have made or that have been made for you in response to various situations and events that have impacted your life. The decisions that you make from this point forward will determine the degree to which your future will be positive or negative. Decision Time! demonstrates techniques for making complex decisions easily.
Professional Reviews
ReadWorthy Books
In his book, DECISION TIME! Better Decisions for a Better Life, Richard Davidson outlines for us what goes into making a decision, the types of situations in which decisions are made and how we can weight our choices to make decision making easier and much more.
Who knew that what we do without much thought each and every day could be quantified in a thoughtful, logical way, to come to a good decision for that moment in time? As the author points out, even using his "Davidson's Doctrine" principles we sometimes make errors, make no decision or make a decision on whatever issue later, still being cognizant of the skills we used to eventually make a decision.
One of the principles of "Davidson's Doctrine" is to write down what you are trying to decide. He says: "Whenever you have to decide between two alternatives or among several alternatives, select one choice, and assume that you have already made that decision. Then look at your situation from the viewpoint of having already made the decision, and see whether you are comfortable with it and its probable resulting implications..."
I think this book is helpful in allowing us humans to find a better way to make decisions. Somehow, Richard Davidson makes decisions simpler. This is a way to figure out simple and knotty problems, allowing us to come to decisions from a comfortable I-have-looked-at-all-the-possibilities, assumed each one to be true, felt the weight of consequences and benefits shift as I examined each, and then decided to make a decision. We, at Off Campus Writers Workshop are lucky to have this interesting work from an author who knows the territory well. Reading it has opened my eyes to decision making. After you read it, you will wish you knew all of these techniques sooner - it makes life easier - and decisions we make better.
ISBN 978-1-60264-063-4
Reviewed by Sue Roupp, Vice President, Off Campus Writers Workshop.
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