Your most important decision ... is not always "what," but "when." (decision-making)

Article Abstract:

Indecisiveness is often less costly than mis-timing or delaying announcing a decision. Pres Abraham Lincoln's was wise to delay announcing the Emancipation Proclamation until the first major Union victory at Antietam. Several other personal and business examples of decision-making timing are analyzed.

Decision-making, Decision making, Case studies, Conduct of life

---

Is your marriage in trouble? These warning signs might just be your wake-up call

Article Abstract:

Marriages may be kept from falling apart by maintaining the lines of communication open between husband and wife. Factors to consider include voicing out concerns at the right time, tactfulness, flexibility of rules and principles as well as tone of voice.

Psychological aspects, Methods, Management, Married people, Interpersonal relations, Domestic relations, Family relations, Communication in marriage, Marital communication

---

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: Breakthrough pills for cholesterol. What we know now about melatonin. Ways to boost your willpower
• Abstracts: Tune up your bike. Tour de corn: Scouts bike the scenic route across Iowa mile by mile and meal by meal. Cleaning your bike
• Abstracts: The circumcision decision. Little-known signs of heart attack. How to raise terrific teens
• Abstracts: How to have a great midlife crisis. High school heroes. The last days of Shangri-La
• Abstracts: Homophobia. Trophy wives

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.