How often are your decisions based on a gut instinct? Applying some structure to the way you make decisions can make a huge difference on your business's path to success.
How Thinking Critically Can Help You Make Better Business Decisions
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Those who justify gut decisions will point to data from Malcolm Gladwell's "Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking" and similar work on the adaptive unconscious as evidence such decision making actually works. This ignores the fact, of course, that such decisions do not come so much from instinct as from experience and knowledge gained over time.