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How to Choose
Ken Smith & Tessa Mudge
51 episodes
1 day ago
How to Choose aims to help you make better decisions and judgments. We explore the science and theories of decision making and discuss how to apply this to the many decisions - both large and small - that we have to navigate every day.
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How to Choose aims to help you make better decisions and judgments. We explore the science and theories of decision making and discuss how to apply this to the many decisions - both large and small - that we have to navigate every day.
Show more...
Self-Improvement
Education
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5 Lessons - Left Brain, Right Stuff
How to Choose
23 minutes 41 seconds
1 year ago
5 Lessons - Left Brain, Right Stuff

In this episode we look at five lessons from the book 'Left Brain, Right Stuff: How Leaders Make Winning Decisions’ by Phil Rosenzweig.

Rosenzweig challenges the assumption that the various biases and heuristics observed by behavioural economists such as Daniel Kahneman will automatically apply in all other arenas of life - and instead tries to demonstrate that the reality is more subtle. But Tess isn't fully convinced by some of Rosenzweig's arguments. What do you think?

How to Choose
How to Choose aims to help you make better decisions and judgments. We explore the science and theories of decision making and discuss how to apply this to the many decisions - both large and small - that we have to navigate every day.