Practice
Test your judgment
Step into difficult situations. Make a choice. Discover another perspective.
A considered choice begins with a closer look.
Weigh what each option offers, what it risks, and what you still need to know.
Choose a situation
6 scenarios to consider
Your role is shrinking, and no one says why
You helped build a company. Your responsibilities are now being reduced, and nobody has explained why.
Your best colleague keeps disagreeing with you
Your most talented colleague consistently disagrees with your decisions. Their work is excellent, but their criticism makes you uncomfortable. What would you do?
Two equally qualified candidates
Two candidates look identical on paper. One interviews brilliantly. The other is quiet but has a long record of steady results. You can choose only one.
A friend who helped you now wants something else
A friend helped you through a hard time years ago. Now your goals no longer align, and they expect you to support a plan you disagree with.
Something about your partner feels off
Your business partner has started taking calls privately and changed a supplier without telling you. Nothing is clearly wrong, but your trust is shaken.
Your manager presents your idea as theirs
In a leadership meeting, your manager presents your proposal as their own. It is well received.