CATEGORY - DECISION-MAKING In the pages of Educated: A Memoir, author Tara Westover escorts readers into the complicated tensions between identity struggles ingrained by our upbringing and identity discovery invoked by an internal beckoning to challenge family, social and cultural frameworks in response to an inner need for Self’s fuller expression. On one occasion, she is stirred by a professor who in essence tells her, “First find out what you are capable of, then decide wh

CATEGORY - DECISION-MAKING Carla A. Harris in her book Expect to Win: 10 Proven Strategies for Thriving in the Workplace, quotes former CEO of eBay, Meg Whitman, who stated, "The price of inaction is greater than the cost of making a mistake." (p. 137, e-book version) Reflection/Call to Action Where are you "conveniently" stuck in addressing an important (leadership) decision? What is it about the potential outcome(s) that is causing stuckness? Which of your strengths or valu