Well-meaning (but poor) decisions don’t fix a bad situation

Have you ever tried to solve a problem and the solution you come up with is actually worse than the original problem? Sometimes, in our quest to solve an issue, we fail to realize the full ramifications of the potential solutions we come up with. It’s this kind of chain reaction that makes decision making such a hard thing. Perhaps a decision looks good on the surface, and you have people tell you it’s a smart move, but sometimes there are unintended consequences. Less often, you may even have someone point out those consequences and warn you that your great…

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