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.
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.
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.
Review of “Eight Keys to Better Decision-making”
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Make better decisions now
“You Are What You Decide is a concise book that distills complex ideas into a straightforward, highly readable framework.”
– Sherm Bodner, President and Publisher, Gannett Central New York Media
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How to serve ice cream to your kids and other negotiation strategies
Every day we are faced with the potential for conflict. Lose-lose battles are unnecessary, if the parties have access to simple negotiation strategies.
How to: cost-benefit analysis
Completing a cost-benefit analysis takes time and effort. But it’s always wise to do one when making a weighty decision requiring a significant investment.
How to: Completing a tradeoff analysis
There are many approaches to completing a formal analysis of trade-offs. This post will summarize two.
How to: Multi-criteria Analysis – Part 3
This is the final of a three-part post that walks step-by-step through a multi-criteria analysis, a formal decision process you might use when making a weighty decision. At http://prismdecision.com/how-to-multi-criteria-analysis-part-3