The best decisions get made quickly. The ones that drag on for months usually dragged because nobody wanted to say the obvious thing out loud.
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some decisions need time. when a lot is at stake, the quickest decisions may not be the best ones. doing so may overlook important details.
Quick decisions are best where the cost of being wrong is low and the cost of delay is high. That describes a lot of decisions and not the important ones.
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