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Dare to Think Differently: How Open-Mindedness Creates Exceptional Decision-Making
This episode explores how genuine open-mindedness, often an uncomfortable and challenging practice, is the bedrock for making truly exceptional decisions in life and work.
“This episode explores how genuine open-mindedness, often an uncomfortable and challenging practice, is the bedrock for making truly exceptional decisions in life and work.”
— Gerald Zaltman, Dare to Think Differently: How Open-Mindedness Creates Exceptional Decision-Making
Open-mindedness, Decision-Making, Cognitive Bias
If you often find yourself making decisions that feel safe but don't quite break new ground, or you suspect your own thinking might be limiting your best judgment, and this will help you see what to do next.
Gerald Zaltman is a Harvard Business School professor whose research into the unconscious mind's influence on decision-making reveals the hidden forces shaping our perceptions and choices.