Book Smarts Does Not Equal Decision Smarts
I’ve spent this past November making presentations to groups ranging from city leaders to small businesses to the US Army […]
I’ve spent this past November making presentations to groups ranging from city leaders to small businesses to the US Army […]
As with many people these days, I have become frustrated with the legislative gridlock at all levels of government. It
The degree to which ambiguity can be tolerated determines the amount of difficulty the individual can, and is willing to,
Over the past few months, I’ve noticed that “slammed” has joined the lexicon of describing how busy someone is. At
In a previous post, I described the challenges of living with safe decision syndrome (SDS). That’s the insidious force
In 1975, economist Herbert Stein introduced the term satisficing. He defined it as not making the best decision, but the
The former owner of an automobile dealership told me recently that he initiated a $750 “customer spend” for his organization.
I spent a couple of years in my youth as a cook for a seafood restaurant. Inevitably, the kitchen would
After a recent presentation, I was asked, “How do I get my people to just make a decision?” When I
In a Linked-in article this past week, the author claimed that by 2025 the Millennial generation will represent 75% of