In this volume of Decide, we will dive deep into the concepts of having a clear vision and dreaming big, as we draw inspiration from the wisdom shared by Brian Tracy and Jim Rohn
Optimal stopping is a decision-making theory that aims to maximise the chances of selecting the best option from a series of choices, without the ability to return to previously rejected options.
The AI (Appreciative Inquiry) Model is built on the principle that what we focus on expands.
We all face moments when we're confronted with choices to do difficult things.
Have you ever got carried away with something and then realised, too late obviously, that you should have decided to stop ages ago?
In this volume of Decide, we will explore the importance of avoiding dead ends and provide you with a strategic mindset to make better decisions.
I'm fascinated by decisions. Why do we make the decisions we do? How do we go about making those decisions? The more I think about it the more fascinated I have become.
Doesn't life feel like one long continuous game of rock-paper-scissors but with higher stakes and fewer obvious hand gestures? Understanding Game Theory can elevate your decision-making skills to new heights.
Have you ever hesitated on a decision for so long that you missed out on a great opportunity? I certainly have. A sense of urgency can be helpful.
Ever made a decision faster than Usain Bolt runs the 100m and then regretted it? Yeah, me too. We need to decide to be patient.