5. Avoid “Resulting”

• Slow down your reasoning process. Let some time pass between the point at which you encounter social cues and the point at which you make a final decision on something.
• Set up optimal conditions for decision making. Choose to only make a certain decision when you’re by ...

People have a natural tendency to conflate the quality of a decision with the quality of its outcome. They're not the same thing. 

You can make a smart, rational choice but still get poor results. That doesn't mean you should have made a different choice; it simply means that other f...

Most people evaluate decision based on its outcomes, but they forget that there are outside factors, such as luck.

Quality of a decision is determined by the process and the reasoning used when the decision is made.

To evaluate your decision we need to make it visible by writing down ...