Trust leads to Swift, Effective Decision Making

Trust leads to Swift, Effective Decision Making

When there's a lack of trust, it creates a significant bottleneck. As senior leaders, we often spend more time pitching ideas and reworking proposals than actually implementing decisions. This not only slows down progress but also erodes confidence in the leadership team's ability to execute plans effectively. Imagine the frustration of having to revisit the same proposals multiple times, delaying critical actions that could propel your organization forward. To address these challenges and build a culture of trust, consider these two key strategies:

  1. Redefine Old Business: Change the way you handle old business in your meetings. Instead of revisiting unresolved issues, use this time to review the outcomes of decisions that were previously made. By doing so, you reinforce trust in the decision-making process and provide evidence of successful execution.
  2. Develop a Strategic Plan: Invest time in creating a comprehensive three-year strategic plan with full buy-in from your board, executive team, and staff. This proactive approach ensures that when specific actions come up for approval, they align with an already trusted plan, speeding up the decision-making process and building confidence in the strategy.

By implementing these strategies, you'll foster a culture where decisions are made swiftly and effectively, driving your organization towards its goals with renewed trust and efficiency. Ready to solidify your growth and improvement plans with certainty? Let’s connect to discuss how our tailored strategies enhance decision-making and foster a culture of trust.

Sincerely,?

Sue Tetzlaff - Culture and Execution Catalyst


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