New York University neuroscientist Paul Glimcher has a suggestion that is as simple as it is counterintuitive: Rather than trying to pick the best option, start by eliminating the worst. Why do our ...

Simplify decision-making by grouping choices into three categories based on their potential consequences and outcomes: minor impact, medium impact and material impact. Follow key steps — decide to ...

Decisions are a part of every moment of every day. Our lives are majorly shaped by their quality. Yet despite the massive significance of our choices and the stress we experience around them, we spend ...

Those words hit like a ton of bricks. My one-man company wasn’t going anywhere; I had spent days going door-to-door pitching my services–in the hopes that someone, anyone, would give me a chance. So ...

New research on chimpanzees is forcing scientists to rethink where the line between human and animal minds really lies. In ...

Fundamentally, how does anyone know us as individual leaders and/or judge our leadership effectiveness? The first thing that might come to mind is your personality. Secondly, how you communicate: how ...

Let's face it. Decision fatigue is real. Even the most seasoned entrepreneurs wrestle with it on a daily basis. Research shows that the average person makes nearly 35,000 decisions each day, ranging ...