Summary
Decision-making is the ability and ability to respond to daily challenges, that is, the ideal personal strategic planning results in optimal results in different contexts: social, economic, emotional, work, family, spiritual and it is that the importance Making the right decision marks the difference between what should be and what is, through the only opportunity that presents itself.
Abstract
Decision making is the ability and capacity to respond to daily challenges, the ideal staff strategic planning results in optimum results in different contexts: social, economic, emotional, spiritual and the importance of taking appropriate decision marks the personal and professional satisfaction.
Introduction
The following essay starts from the analysis and reflection on the importance of decision-making from the perspective of the book The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari by renowned author Robin Sharma. From the subjective point of view, decision making is the ability to resolve adverse situations through planned actions and visualized as the best option for life.
The existence and interaction between the different contexts allows us to propose personal strategies attached to the phenotypic environments that influence the behavioral behavior of the subject.
Consider the importance of analyzing, applying and evaluating the action carried out in a decision-making as the nerve center, allows development in work, family, social, sentimental, business, that is, it is a continuous effort and balanced hard work, both emotionally and spiritually. In this sense, the following question arises: What are the intrapersonal, spiritual and humanistic factors to consider for correct decision-making starting from the perspective of the book The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari?
Factors that Influence Decision Making according to Robin Sharma
It is important to reflect on a life plan or personal strategic plan to achieve success, however it is relevant to meditate and work with the following points that allow maintaining emotional balance: Mastery of the mind, purpose, discipline, respecting time, the sense of serving and living in the present. In this sense, thinking about applying or raising awareness in each of the aforementioned points, only occurs in moments where excesses, work, social, economic, sentimental box your being and make your life find itself on the edge of the precipice and despair; It is from this moment where you face the abysmal reality, which makes you meditate and make the right decision to continue with a long and successful life or continue with the failures and excesses that only lead you to internal pain,and to doubt the morals of your person.
The most important decision-making is the one that is made through an effective and efficient cognitive process and is that without a doubt, the relevant decision that in walking and running your entire destination is the decision of life, and that is when we We find in difficult circumstances to live the only thing we can beg for is an opportunity, an opportunity to change what in fractions of a second we destroy with bad decisions and that is that dominating the mind with logical reasoning in a world of excess is difficult, the lack of discipline and valuing life make your person drift aimlessly, that is, no man is free if he is not master of himself.
However, when making decisions, the choice of the path to follow is important, this path is only found when life gives you the second chance and it is that this second opportunity is considered the "opportunity to life", same as in a closing of eyes leads you to make the decision to continue fighting or stay on the dark path; The opportunity of life is when you realize that there is a supreme Being, it is when you realize that you live again, you realize that you were about to lose your life itself, it is when you conceive that you do not want to lose your being.
External success begins with internal success and decision-making begins with taking the opportunity that life is giving you, which is presented only once, and is what teaches you to value what other eyes do not see, through Personal discipline is the one that gives you the courage to thank and love everything you do, through service, it is the only opportunity that scares you of failing, it is the one that teaches you that there is no job more important than you It is the one that teaches you to enjoy and take time for yourself, it is the one that teaches you to value, but above all the one that teaches you the sensitivity of humility.
To make a decision it is important to consider evaluating the results by observing the consequences. In some of the cases, making decisions without a previous analysis leads to relapse into excesses, which if we do not dominate or control through a discipline we can lose everything in less than a second and that is that self-control is the DNA of life. In Robin Sharman's book, he manifests and describes the importance of interpersonal analysis through spiritual and humanistic reflection. I consider the basic points as they are: discipline, the value of serving, valuing time and living the present with positive actions and with positive thoughts that only seek the quality of your life.
