A good decision is associated with, but not causal of a good outcome.
You can make a bad decision and have a good outcome.
A decision happens before the consequence. Making a decision is a process. Making a good decision involves a thoughtful process.
Most choices are probabilistic. There are a range of probable outcomes.
Luck is what happens after the decision is made and the outcome is good.
Should I take fentanyl? Highly probable outcome of ruining your life, though not guaranteed.
Should I invest in #ai? Highly probable outcome of improving your business in some way, though it may tank you.
Should I hire this employee/join this company? Wide range of possible future outcomes.
Good #leadership recognizes the result is not decision.
See How to Decide: Simple Tools for Making Better Choices
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