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John's Case: Table of Contents

  1. Stage 1: Situation and Decision

    1. Where Are You Now?

      Johns' Initial Thoughts about the Situation and Decision
      Johns' Initial Emotions About the Situation and Decision

    2. How Did You Get Here?

      Johns' Decision in the Context of His Personal History (under construction)
      John Assesses the Trigger To Choose the 'Best Problem' (under construction)

    3. Moving Forward

      John is an Ace Investigative Journalist and His Own Sympathetic Critic
      John is an Un-Spin Doctor: He Spots and Deals with Loaded Words and Phrases and Vivid Material

    4. Reassess Your Initial Thoughts and Emotions

      John Reassesses His Thoughts about the Situation and Decision
      John Reassesses His Emotions about the Situation and Decision

  2. Stage 2: What Matters

    1. John Generates Candidate Values
      John Weighs Up Candidate Values

  3. Stage 3: Generate Options

    1. John Generates His Options

  4. Stage 4: Assess Options

    1. John Assesses His Options

  5. Stage 5: Implement Your Decision

    1. John Checks His Analysis
      John Works Out How to Implement His Decision
      John Works Out How to Monitor His Decision
      John's Review: What Progress Have I Made
      Motivation Tips



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