A difficult decision can leave you questioning yourself even after the choice has been made.
Remember what you knew at the time
Judge the decision using the information available when you made it, not only what became clear later.
Separate outcome from decision quality
A good decision can still produce an imperfect result because not everything is under your control.
Identify what you learned
Ask what the experience has taught you about your judgement, priorities or assumptions.
Take the next useful action
Confidence grows when you see yourself responding constructively rather than endlessly replaying the choice.
Use evidence
Notice what you have handled well since the decision and what capabilities you demonstrated.
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