I spent this morning with 14 business owner/CEOs confronting decisions made more challenging by our increasingly uncertain economy.  As seasoned entrepreneurs, they’ve mastered measuring risks, making decisions and executing them successfully. Yet the decision-making prowess that generated high business values will not generate tomorrow’s success. How they approach decisions needs to change in today’s turbulent economy. We made a list of key known attributes of the economy – e.g., deficit, trade gap, aging of the population, high unemployment, China’s rise – and a list of unknowns, this list dominated by policy questions. How will the US resolve its deficit issues? Will China rebalance its economy towards domestic consumption? Will Greek and possibly other European debt defaults create another 2008-type recession, this time originating in Europe? Will US consumers regain their mojo or will growing income inequality (equal to Mexico today and the US…