Reviews
The Art of Decision Making uses concise concepts from Western thinking and self examination, to guide through the dilemmas, delusions and disincentives of the decision making process. I was surprised to find that what feels like an intensely personal experience, is something that writers, artists and even myths have tried to understand for centuries.
This book helps you step outside yourself and take an objective view on how and why the decision making process can be difficult, to help with your own decision making. My Blinding Flash of the Obvious was that well thought out decisions, once taken, can not be un-done without harming the Self - instead, fully accept the decision, and use subsequent information to make new decisions but never regret the initial decision.
"The Art of Decision Making". Insightful, brilliant, original.
What is it that makes some of us better – or worse – than others at committing to a choice? What are the secrets of good decision making?
You will find the answers to these and many other questions in the new book of my friend Joseph Bikart.
I strongly recommend it to anyone interested in the silent forces shaping our decisions.
Diego Gilardoni, international strategic advisor, former journalist
This book is a feast of wisdom and a must read. It explores the deepest routes of our indecision to deliver a new clarity on our deciding minds. It is full of “aha” moments and unlike all the “self-help” books that recommend a standard approach to decision making, this book engages readers to change their mindset through self reflection. A great read.
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