THERE IS A BIG DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ACTIVELY CHOOSING A PATH VS. PASSIVELY “CHOOSING” A PATH EVEN IF BOTH YIELD THE SAME RESULT

Active involvement in decision-making engenders a sense of ownership.

Active involvement in decision-making stimulates our thinking about the pros and cons.

Active involvement in decision-making helps us to be more accepting of unexpected or negative outcomes.

Active involvement in decision-making builds on our foundational and our operational knowledge.

Even if you come to the same decision, conclusion and result, others are reassured that they are the beneficiaries of the best possible outcomes when there has been active involvement in making these decisions.

Charles Tadros M.D.

April 22, 2021

Saint Louis, Missouri