Eyes like a shutter, mind like a lens

All great photographers take painstaking efforts to set up their images before trying to capture them. They consider elements like perspective, light, speed, subject, and aperture.

In other words, they use a set of established criteria to frame the picture contextually prior to the execution of their craft.

Similarly, great decision makers go slow to go fast and first frame the decision before seeking data.

Learn the 6 steps you can take to better examine the context of a decision you’re about to make.