Definition/ Meaning/ Explanation
The strategy where decision-making is quick and fluid so that all the options can be used in a given situation. In this situation, the uncertainties involved in the scenario are not resolved before the process of decision-making, so there is a chance that more than one option can be easily used and later changed, depending upon the new status of the problem.

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Further Reading/ References
http://bestmentalmodels.com/2018/09/24/preserving-optionality/


Category: Learning, Thinking        Tags: Preserving Optionality, Mental Models