Decision-making is as vital to success as mathematics!
How many decisions have you made today?
Were you taught how?
Everyone makes decisions more often than they use mathematics but decision-making is not taught ... until now.
The process outlined in Wikid Power shows you how to make influential decisions that deliver such incredible results that the military wanted to classify the process beyond "Top Secret". Following an easy to remember step-by-step process Ian leads you on the journey to become masterful and superior in all your decision-making.
This book is for anyone who makes decisions anytime or anywhere:
Leaders get the best decisions and results from your team
Parents ensure your decisions are the best for your children and help them learn how to make decisions for their future
Teachers from prep to university determine futures, be a teacher who's remembered for moulding great futures
Everyone make personal decisions that get you where you want in life
Ian Coombe developed Wikid Power to help military leaders learn a decision-making process vital to succeed. He introduced his military's first group decision-making capability and then facilitated myriad decisions for others from everyday matters to the Olympics and to urgent national security issues. He has been awarded a US military commendation and an Australian Leadership Excellence Award (ALEA). His decision-making process, experience and authority is unrivalled.
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Ian Coombe was born in Sydney, Australia, and joined the Army immediately following school. After an enjoyable and rewarding time as an officer in Artillery and training recruits and officer cadets, he was posted to Army headquarters and was responsible for Army’s software. It was here that Ian first worked on WIKID POWER decision-making whilst instigating Army’s first information management policy and plans manual. During the same time, he also instigated Army’s Group Decision Support System and in essence became an internal adviser, using it to facilitate meetings to develop budgets, restructures, plans, and other decisions, as well as training others to use it. After twenty years in the Army, Ian retired to set up his own consulting firm in Canberra and was sought out to continue his decision facilitation fascination. Ian moved to Brisbane and continued advising businesses and CEOs whilst also continuing volunteer work in the nonprofit sector. He has been honored as Community Leader of the Year for South East Queensland in the Australian Leadership Excellence Awards (ALEAs). He has settled with his partner and since all the children are now adults, Ian spends his time researching, authoring, speaking, advising, and conducting workshops on decision making—as well as helping social enterprises and charities, and doing household chores.