Parenting requires constant and sometimes excruciatingly difficult decision-making. A parent can ease this burden by adopting a set of simple, resolute beliefs.
Using collaborative decision techniques to make an eldercare decision
A family’s wrenching eldercare decisions can be eased and improved using collaborative decision processes, tools and techniques.
Ben Franklin’s tradeoff tool
Ben Franklin devised an ingeniously simple tool for managing the tradeoffs inherent in any complex decision.
Readings in Decision-making
Four books on decision-making that I consider ?must read.”
How to select a college
In terms of financial investment, selecting a college is one of the more significant decisions a typical family will make. But many families are not equipped to make the decision well. This post offers a simple and concise step-by-step guide to help you navigate the college decision process confidently.
The anchoring effect
The anchoring effect is an unconscious bias that can dramatically affect your outcome in any negotiation.
Improving your leadership team’s decision-making
Decision-making is a key leadership skill. But leaders rarely if ever receive decision-making training. Prism now offers hands-on training in the Eight Keys to Better Decision-making.
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Readers respond to the Eight Keys: the Bostroms buy a car
“I found Sean Brady’s You Are What You Decide to be both useful and insightful…This book is an easy and enjoyable read that is packed full of practical ways to make better decisions.
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The planning fallacy and optimism bias
Are you considering a major building project? An addition to your home? An information technology overhaul for your business? If so, be acutely aware of the planning fallacy — and try to avoid its pitfalls. Optimism bias may well be the most significant of all cognitive biases. Read on at http://prismdecision.com/the-planning-fallacy-and-optimism-bias