Overcoming Bias to Maximize Success with Applied Decision Sciences


🎧 New Episode Alert: Maximizing Strategic Decisions & Success: Expert Insights on Decision Science & Leadership

In this must-listen episode of our podcast, we dive deep with Sheldon Bernard, a trailblazer in applied decision sciences. Sheldon shares insights on confronting complex issues, such as bias, by pioneering the DIRECT framework, and making better decisions under uncertainty.

🔍 What You'll Discover:

  • The essence of decision science and its multidisciplinary approach.

  • How biases influence decision-making and strategies to overcome them.

  • The DIRECT framework: A step-by-step guide to making informed decisions.

  • Real-world applications of decision science in business and personal contexts.

Sheldon's expertise combines years of leading special projects for Fortune 100 executives with a practical, approachable method to navigate the often-murky waters of decision-making. Whether you're a business leader, a strategist, or simply looking to improve your decision-making skills, this episode offers valuable lessons.

💡 Key Takeaways:

  • Understanding your biases is the first step to making better decisions.

  • The importance of framing your decisions correctly.

  • How to identify and evaluate your options effectively.

  • Sheldon's unique approach to teaching decision science principles for immediate application.

Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your strategic thinking and decision-making capabilities with insights from one of the field's most forward-thinking experts.

🎙️ Listen Now! Available on Libsyn and your favorite podcast platforms.

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