Decisive : How to Make Better Choices in Life and Work

Autori

• Chip Heath
• Dan Heath

Parametri

• 336 pagine
• 12 ore di lettura

• Commercio e vendita
• Economia e affari
• Motivazione e auto-aiuto
• Psicologia
• Saggistica

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The authors present a four-step process aimed at mitigating the biases that infiltrate our decision-making. Psychological research shows that our choices are often hindered by various biases and irrationalities: we tend to be overconfident, seek confirming information while ignoring contradictory data, and let short-term emotions cloud our judgment. Simply recognizing these flaws is insufficient, much like knowing one is nearsighted doesn't improve vision. The key question addressed is: How can we enhance our decision-making? Drawing from extensive research in the field, the authors outline a four-step method to combat these biases. The narrative includes compelling examples, from a rock star's clever decision-making technique to a CEO's unfortunate acquisition, and highlights a pivotal question that can clarify complex personal dilemmas. Readers will discover answers to essential questions, such as how to break the cycle of indecision, make group decisions free from toxic politics, and avoid missing valuable opportunities for change. This work provides actionable strategies and tools to help us make more informed choices, emphasizing that the right decision at the right time can significantly impact our lives.

Lingua: Inglese

Pubblicato: 2013

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