SMALL CHANGES, BIG RESULTS: A MODEL OF DECISION-MAKING THROUGH LIMITS
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Decision-making, Limits, Incremental change, Boundaries, Outcomes, Case studies, Clarity, Focus, Strategic adjustment, Personal developmentAbstract
This article presents a comprehensive model of decision-making centered around the concept of limits. By exploring how small changes can lead to significant outcomes, it emphasizes the importance of incremental adjustments in various decision-making processes. Through a systematic analysis, the article examines how setting boundaries and recognizing limits can enhance clarity and focus in decision-making. It highlights case studies across different fields, demonstrating how adopting a limits-based approach not only streamlines choices but also fosters long-term success. The discussion concludes with practical strategies for utilizing this model in personal and professional contexts, encouraging readers to embrace the power of small, deliberate changes to achieve bigger results.
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