The following Chart is referred to in my blog entitled:
The Decision-Maker's Path (tm)...
...concentrates on the center of the issue to be decided from various perspectives along the way
Discovering the centers ...
... of embedded insights
High Noon
Is it time to decide?
It's A Wonderful Life!
How are decisions made?
Witness
Decision-making comes in part from what we witness.
Experiment in Terror
Decision-making continues despite our fears.
The Collector
Enslaved by others?
Lawrence of Arabia
Pursuing single-minded decisions
Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde
Double-minded issues.
Casablanca
Why is Rick reluctant to be heroic?
Hamlet
Why wait so long to decide?
The Birdman of Alcatraz
Being happy is a decision.
Bull Durham
What's so wise about baseball?
The Godfather
Might makes right decisions?
The Magic Flute
Learn how best to decide?
Bourne Identity
Regain your identity?
Manhunter
Lose your identity?
Body Heat
Sex and decision-making?
A Man for All Seasons
Decision-making: self-government?
The Gospel According to St. Matthew
Radical decision-maker?
Rules of the Game
Conventional decision-making?
Kiss of the Spider Woman
How powerful stories impact decision-making?
Citizen Kane
Money makes decisions?
Patton
Might or right?
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
Power dictates decision-making?
Mr. Brooks
Dis-integrated decision-making
12 Angry Men
Fallacies and decision-making
The Exorcist
Self-deception and decision-making
The Decalogue
Morality and decision-making?
Seven
Sin and decision-making?
The Passion of the Christ
Decision-making: taking up your cross?
The Lives of Others
Where do insights come from?
House of Games
Where do oversights come from?
Siddhartha
Can truth contradict Truth?
Field of Dreams
Dreams and decision-making
Cyrano de Bergerac
Why tell your decision as a story?
Children of a lesser god
Signs of decision-making
The Last Temptation of Christ
Imagination and decision-making
Jesus of Nazareth
Traditional decision-making?
In the Line of Fire
Second chance at decision-making?
The Departed
Refusing to make a decision?
Downfall
Destructive decision-making
Schindler's List
Constructive decision-making
Paint Your Wagon
Decision-making "Pardners"
The Shawshank Redemption
Redemptive decision-making
To Kill A Mockingbird
Justice and decision-making
Romero
Decision-making to die for
Doctor Zhivago
Decision-making to live for
The Lord of the Rings
Decision-making to fight for!
Chariots of Fire
Decision-making and enthusiasm
Cinderella Man
Decision-making and family
The Gospel of John
Jesus: The right decision?
John Paul II
"Be Not Afraid"
Decision-making: like climbing ...
a spiral staircase...one step at a time.
John Darrouzet
Special Counsel for Decision-Makers
7 comments:
Muslim is best religion in the world :D
Why do you make this claim?
@ anonymous: First, "muslim" is not a religion, it's a person. The name of that person's religion is Islam. Second, even if your claim were right, all religions are stupid, since there is no evidence whatsoever to support them. Your imaginary celestial friend can call me on my cell phone anytime. If he exists, he knows my number.
@ 1st poster - you have completely missed the point, there is no *best* where there is *harmony*. For harmony *IS* the best. :)
@René - You are some what wrong my friend, the Jewish faith had endured the grand nation of the Hebrews through the hell fire of Auschwitz and Dachau in Europe and through the raging onslaughts of the murderous clans of Africa and Arabia.
Our endurance is proof enough.
"The lord is my Shepherd" and "Though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I shall fear no evil" are not just another nice piece of poetry for us, it is an every day's reality.
How come we are still here? Why have we endured? A wise Chinese man wrote:
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Heaven lasts long, and Earth abides
What is the secret of their durability?
Is it because they do not live for themselves
That they endure so long?
-Lao Tzu
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Judaism regresses that we are a willing slave nation to our lord, here to create a better world for *all* the nations on earth, A better world through love and understanding.
We have no missionaries nor do we want anyone to convert to Judaism, this burden is our own, and we shall carry on with it as a tribute for our lord and out of our brothers of different nations and creeds, all we ask is that you will remember to show compassion towards the less fortunate and towards the people who made you who you are.
However, some people take this quality as weakness but they don't live long enough to regret it, all the empires that though they can toy with us (Where is the might of Babylon? Rome? Assyria? shall I continue? all are dust and debris) have became yet another foot note in school-children's history books, and yet the majesty of our lord still shines bright upon his one glorious holy city, the fare Jerusalem.
*love thy neighbor as thyself*
- Tuxu
Rene ... You must be a very bitter person. When YOU want to know God... you know how to reach him..
@Rene: All religions are not stupid. There is plenty of proof to support them, though they differ. Adler's Truth in Religion suggests a promising analysis that may help. But since you have declared yourself and your judgment, the burden shifts to you. What do you mean by proof? Do you reduce proof to sense evidence only and dismiss reason? The call you ask for is on hold. Perhaps you fear to answer it. I double-dare you to pick up the quest.
@All: Here's the blog title and link to which the Chart is attached:
Title: "Are efforts to manage change effectively limited by where the truth lies in the plurality of the world's organized and institutional religions?"
Link: http://specialcounselfordecisionmakers.blogspot.com/2008/01/are-efforts-to-manage-change_09.html
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