Decision Making 2/4

Do You Know You Got Ripped Off? They Are Betting You Didn't Even Notice

I had a rather long list of errands to run and one of my stops was the grocery store. One of the items we needed was peanut butter, which...

I was working in my home office last week when my wife asked me to sign our son up for a tennis team. I logged onto the league’s website,...

Satisficing is when we make a “good enough” decision by selecting the first feasible choice. It isn’t necessarily the best choice, just a...

According to the Innocence Project, “More than 1 out of 4 people wrongfully convicted but later exonerated by DNA evidence made a false...

I had lunch with a former colleague a few months ago and mentioned that I was writing a book. She nodded politely and said, “Yeah,...

Todd was having trouble with his computer, so he called a technician for help. The tech arrived and heavily flopped into Todd’s chair. He...

When I completed the first draft of my book, PERSUADED… By The Seven Deadly Sins Of Decision Making and Influence, I optimistically sent...

This post is a rebuttal to Matthew Jones’ article on Inc.com titled, “The Brutal Truth About Why Gen-Xers Hate Millennials (That No One...

My father told me the following story when I was around twelve years old and it really stuck with me. It’s a wonderfully rich story full...

My first memory of public speaking was in the fifth grade. I was to present an oral book report to the class of about thirty kids. My...

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