How did Washington approach decision-making?

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I approached decisions with careful deliberation and a reliance on reason. My process involved identifying the fundamental objectives, such as ensuring the success of our military campaigns or the stability of the new government. I then meticulously weighed the available means and the potential consequences, seeking counsel from those I trusted. Prudence and a commitment to the public good guided my judgments.

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