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Decision Making Articles From Our Blog

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    What is the Law of Cause and Effect?

    29 September 2020
    "Everything happens for a reason" is a commonly used expression, but not necessarily accurate. Everything that happens has a cause, or causes. "For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction."
    What is the Law of Cause and Effect? The law of cause and effect is: "Whenever two phenomena are present together, AND always absent together, AND vary proportionately together, then the two phenomena are almost certainly causally connected". Let us discuss the law of cause and effect... "Why things happen". You have heard it said that "Everything happens for a reason". This statement is ambiguous, it...
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    10 Steps to Solving Problems At Work

    2 September 2020
    Problem solving is an essential skill, not only at work, but in personal situations. Use these ten steps to improve your problem-solving skills. Learn how to identify the circumstances around the problem and the logical steps to take.
    10 Steps to Solving Problems at Work Ten steps to successfully solving problems in the workplace: Get the facts. Define the problem. Find the structure of the problem. Find the origin of the problem. Identify the main players. Determine the chronological sequence. Assemble resources available. Formulate a corrective plan. Intelligently implement the plan. M...
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    Be a Straight Thinker

    6 March 2020
    Being able to think straight is an asset in life. We know this means making rational decisions, but what exactly does that mean in reality? You need to learn to be a critical thinker and here are four things to remember to get your thinking straight.
    Be a Straight Thinker In order to think straight, remember the following: Regardless of opinion, facts are facts. Verify your sources. Be wary of the majority opinion. Coherence; non contradiction. 1. Regardless of opinion, facts are facts. The first rule of clear thinking is to base all of your thinking upon facts. Reality is an objective absolute. It exists...
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Customer Reviews

Here are a selection of reviews for our training courses.

  • The course was brilliant! Informative and lots of useful things to think about along with tool kits to use. I feel a lot more confident in myself and the way I will handle conflict going forward and prioritising. The trainer was excellent! I sometimes struggle with maintaining full attention for such a long time but Jez kept me listening at all times, made it fun and was very welcoming. All content was covered in an understandable and clear way.

  • The course was clearly set out with content that made you think and opened your eyes. The trainer's presentation was very enjoyable, clear communication and took time to explain aspects that people didn't understand. Moved at a good pace.

  • The course provided clear and logical methodologies and best practices in order to focus efforts for the best results. Also provided reassurance on several areas that I already put into practice with supplementary notes. The trainer was clear and directed with a good pace. Good use of examples to explain different areas.

  • Training course content was very structured and easy to understand. Liked the simplicity of the ‘wrong box’ 'right box' method. The trainer’s presentation was excellent, with examples, easy to follow. Chris is very personable and gave good advice to real life situations.

  • Training course content was rich and complete. Very relevant and useful for my day-to-day leader manager role. Really useful concepts and ideas that helped simplify a large volume of content into easily memorised theories. The trainer's presentation was professional, clear and motivational.

  • The course content was very informative and detailed, relatable and useful. Easy to understand and absorb the information as well as enjoyable and entertaining. Will certainly be implementing the methods/rules learnt today in my working and personal environment. The trainer was professional, enthusiastic and understandable. His method of training allowed me to remember/absorb all the details.