Topic
Decision Making
147 published works
Organizational Integrity Group Blog
Organizational Integrity Shorts: Good Plans that go Awry or why we Conflate Bad Outcomes with Bad Decisions
The research is clear. A good decision with a bad outcome is likely to be viewed – by others and by the decision-makers themselves – as a bad decision in…
Boundary Breakthroughs
Decisions and Actions to Save a Life
By Bob Zierman
Yesterday, the resumption of the regular calendar immediately after Leap Day, was to be anything but normal. 8:30 - Coffee in Mukilteo with attorney mentor, colleague, & friend - Dubs…
The Attorney Marketing Center
Make it easier for clients to say ‘yes’
By David Ward
According to a number of studies, giving customers too many options makes it less likely they will buy anything. In one oft-cited experiment, grocery shoppers were given the choice of…
The Relativity Blog
Decoding Change: Psychological Tricks for Better Decision-Making and Innovation
By Relativity
David Meade, who has dedicated his career to understanding what makes humans tick, dazzled the Relativity Fest 2023 crowd with some tips and tricks for making decisions, getting buy-in, and…
Boundary Breakthroughs
What would Goggins do?
By Bob Zierman
No doubt, you have heard from someone on life's journey say that the key to living a good life is to always ask: "What would Jesus do?" For Christians, of…
Reinventing Professionals
How Legal Technology Facilitates Better Decision-Making
By Ari Kaplan
I spoke with Colin Levy, the Director of Legal and Evangelist for Malbek, a provider of Contract Lifecycle Management software, and the author of The Legal Tech Ecosystem: Innovation, Advancement…
Ogden Glazer + Schaefer Blog
State Your Intentions
By Erin Ogden
There are two processes for processing thoughts. One process addresses a lot of our needs. It monitors for threats and opportunities. It is mostly controlled by the amygdala, which means…
Be a Better Lawyer Podcast
293: Stop Second-Guessing Yourself
By Dina Cataldo
It's time to stop second-guessing yourself and start having your own back. How much time do you spend second-guessing your decisions? More than an hour? A day? A week? More?…
The Attorney Marketing Center
How to make the right decision
By David Ward
Yes or no? This or that? Now or later? How do you figure out what to do? Yeah, it depends. What’s at stake? What’s important to you? Are you trying…
The Right Coast
Breakdown to Lockdown | Patreon — John Robb
The strategist John Boyd saw warfare as a contest between minds. General vs. General Army vs. Army Nation vs. NationHe reasoned, correctly, that the side that is the most likely…