In the same way, you will sometimes automatically use tools in the decision process. For example, a casual conversation can lead into an impromptu brainstorming session. Consciously thinking about and choosing the proper tool will help you reach your objectives and avoid wasting a lot of time and effort. Think about the situation. Find a tool that you and the other participants are comfortable with and can use to reach your objectives.
Knives can open envelopes, stir coffee, and cut meat.
But as every handyman can attest, the job is half done when you have your hands on the tool best suited for your task. Each situation is unique, and you will need to be flexible. We put a wide variety of tools at your fingertips to help you find one that's effective in your particular situation. The tool selector worksheet will help you examine your situation to determine what you need to do. When you list possible tools to use, start with the tool's purpose.