A futuristic infographic maps time pressure, uncertainty, resource constraints, decision branches, and stakeholder impacts around a central clock.
Have you ever experienced a last minute scenario? Definitely, almost everybody had experienced a last minute scenario regardless of sex, age, and socioeconomic status. This last minute scenario might be your Christmas Eve, New Year’s Eve or someone’s birthday, couple’s wedding, a dying person or even certain situations like last minute decision or action; last minute question, statement, proposal, plan, program, project, etc. These are some examples of a last minute scenario.
Here is a thought-provoking question that you have to answer wisely, “If you have given a one-minute opportunity to change you or your decision for better, what is that thing and why? Another critical question is “If you are given a chance to live for one minute, what is the last minute that you shall do?” How and why shall you do it?
You can ask such kind of questions in less than one minute but your answers for that questions might be one-minute or more. Definitely, the actions with that answers are more than one minute. Would it be one-minute enough for you? The time cannot tell you but you can tell the time.