Source [13 Tried and True Decision-Making Questions](https://michaelwade800695.substack.com/p/13-tried-and-true-decision-making?r=2bvqp&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&triedRedirect=true) 1. What is our current situation? 2. What are four or more corrective actions? \[A mere three-option selection of do nothing, do a lot, and do something in-between is not creative. It usually favors do something in-between.\] And yes, sometimes doing nothing is very wise. 3. How will the proposed action improve that situation and/or prevent future problems? 4. What conditions are needed in order for it to work? 5. Why take action now? 6. How much action will be too much? 7. How much action will be too little? 8. How much will the total course of action cost? 9. Where will we get the money? 10. What will be neglected if we take this course of action? 11. Who will bear the greatest burden? 12. If we succeed, what new problems will we face? 13. Is it the right thing to do? \[Legal does not always mean ethical.\]