Every transformative company, career leap, or disruptive innovation can be traced back to a single, pivotal decision—for example, the moment Bezos launched Amazon from his garage, when Musk bet ...

This post is written by Bhavleen Singh, research affiliate at the Department of Economics, Monk Prayogshala. At 18, society often labels us as adults, yet this milestone merely scratches the surface ...

The job of a manager is, above all, to make decisions. At any moment in any day, most executives are engaged in some aspect of decision making: exchanging information, reviewing data, coming up with ...

The quality of our decisions defines our legacy as leaders. We make around 35,000 decisions a day and close to 800,000,000 in a lifetime. Not all decisions are equal. Many are default, some are ...

A “gut feeling” emerges when information and experience work together with efficiency and accuracy. Here’s how you can sharpen your intuition for better decision-making. Risk is inherent in making ...

The ways in which humans can be triggered into making irrational decisions are many and varied. Investors make higher bids for stocks when the sun is shining. If you add paper packaging to a product ...

It’s estimated that we make 35,000 decisions a day. Obviously, not all decisions are created equally. Some are just us running on autopilot, some are first-world and relatively unimportant, while ...

One of the biggest lessons in leadership is understanding the idea of “altitude.” As a leader, you deal with many different groups: your team, direct reports, bosses, peers, board members, customers, ...

Your star employee just quit, and with them went the institutional knowledge behind your company’s most profitable product line. The decisions that led to its success? Lost forever. This scenario ...