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Decision making is the process of choosing a course of action from multiple options based on goals, evidence, and trade-offs.
Better decisions compound over time, improving outcomes, team trust, and resource allocation.
A reversible decision can be changed cheaply later; an irreversible decision is costly or difficult to unwind.
Fast decisions preserve momentum when the downside of being wrong is manageable.
A decision criterion is a standard used to judge options, such as speed, cost, risk, or customer impact.