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Posts Tagged ‘decision making’

Reminder: Don’t Rely on Memory for Decisions

September 6th, 2011

This sounds like such a simple concept, but it’s a trap that befalls many of us far more often than we’d like to admit. The fact of the matter is that human memory is terribly unreliable and it has a tendency to alter our perception of the past. Consider this prime example. Winning the Jackpot [...]

Too Many Ideas Can Cloud Your Judgement

May 26th, 2011

Earlier this month, I turned to the wisdom of Dragons’ Den to ask whether long-term viability was really all that important in determining the success of a company. Today, I turn back to Dragons’ Den for yet another tidbit of wisdom: can you have too many ideas? The precise nature of the business being pitched [...]

Sunday Snippet: Nicole Foss on Rationalization

December 26th, 2010

“We are a rationalizing species, not a rational one, and there are always rationalizations for why it’s different this time – for why this time those outrageous valuations are justified. Well, its never different this time.” Human beings are not computers. We do not have the rational decision-making skills of the Vulcans. We are inherently [...]

Two Sides to Every Coin

June 22nd, 2009

This post will sound like it’s all about cell phones, but it’s much more about the way we should all approach life. Just thought I’d give you a heads-up. To me, life is all about perspective. There is no one true reality, because your sense of reality will bend according to how you perceive it. [...]