A structured two-phase decision-making process is effective: Phase 1 is gathering information and inputs from everyone, Phase 2 is execution—once decided, unless substantively new information emerges, the team commits to execute rather than revisiting the decision.
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General Stanley McChrystalEvidence Quote
“phase one i want all your inputs i want this once we've made a decision and we're in phase two unless you have information that substantively changes our feeling of reality we're in the execute mode”
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A Masterclass on Leadership | Stanley McChrystal | Knowledge Project 132— The Knowledge Project PodcastCreated: 8/11/2026, 1:19:19 AM
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