DECIPHERING CLARITY

*DECIPHERING CLARITY*

*Deciphering clarity is a task we don't aspire to figure in our our job description.* The areas in our professional job description demanding this trait is generally avoided to the detriment of our professional well being & of the organisation. *The societal areas which needs this tool does not figure on our radar.* It's keeps piling up to an extent that these become insurmountables for the society & we end up with sub-societal living.

*This task we want our seniors / elders to attend to and in turn they expect out of their seniors / elders.* We at our end want crystal clear clarity of the task, the modalities to work upon it & result goal & impact and ways & means to measure it. *Perform it as handed over by somebody, mediocre or otherwise and at the end of the day claim excellence out of it.*

From pre-school to the doctoral thesis we are on a *set pattern of structure, curriculum, content & result / goal / impact & the consequent opportunities.* The better or the path breaking opportunities are build upon a basic requirement, which we have not been taught all our lives; *to decipher clarity from whatever we have been provided to work with.* Demanding further clarity from the resources / organisation, which does not have any, will remain a demand unfulfilled till we finally give up that project or the idea itself.

*The capability to decipher clarity is a tool / skill / competency which happens if you start with such a mindset.* This is the first step to solution finding. With this mindset you develop a process to go through a maze of documents, experiences, field facts / realities / opinions / comments et al and arrive to a solution / clarity, well substantiated. *This clarity can be tested on any objective parameter & has the capability to be made operational on a methodology / structure, created for the same.*

*DECIPHERING CLARITY YOURSELF SHOULD BE MADE A WAY OF LIFE.*

Sanjay Sahay IPS

Additional Director General of Police

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