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    kanedr
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    Recently I use the Descartes Square. A square is an extremely simple technique for making decisions, which requires very little time for its use. It consists of four questions: what will happen if it happens; what will happen if it doesn’t happen; what will not happen if it happens and what will not happen if it doesn’t happen. Answers to these questions will serve to motivate you to make a decision. It should be noted that it is necessary to give as many answers to each question as possible since this will allow us to consider the maximum number of features of the problem. And it’s necessary to write down your answers. There are other techniques of decision making, about which I write on my website. Among other things, there is a lot of useful practical information on other topics, as well as you can consult with a specialist to do your homework or assignment. I hope you will be interested.

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    treegirl
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    both good concepts

    #154250
    Kevin Mahoney
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    Kanedr,

    Thanks for introducing the idea of the Descartes Square. It is new to me. I like the simplicity of the square system.  I am glad you mentioned it.

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