Making Decisions and Unintended Consequences
This week, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo signed an executive order requiring local governments to take the homeless off the […]
This week, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo signed an executive order requiring local governments to take the homeless off the […]
It’s no secret that many college students don’t graduate with the critical thinking skills we assume. A 2011 analysis found
Have you noticed that we’re all making more daily decisions? Between navigating the endless menus on screens, the pop-up distractions,
There’s a saying about the media that goes, “If it bleeds, it leads.” While this is a rather cynical view
Perhaps you have seen the 2009 animated Disney movie, Up. A running gag throughout the film is the word “squirrel.”
One of the big dodges in today’s society is to say, “That’s not fair,” when things don’t go your way.
I spoke with a retail manager the other day who said, “I agree with the principles in Figure It Out.
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