Intervention - for when decision patterns are rough!

I thought the end of our discussion in class on Tuesday was especially relevant since we talked about ways to intervene in undesirable decision patterns. The suggestions to soften the start-up, allow apologies, sooth self and each other, and to compromise are all important in the family decision process. This is related to professional development in that we can always benefit from realizing that process outweighs content. I will use these techniques in my own decision processes and I will bear in mind that when confronting a decision, timing is crucial!