Utterly utterly amazing book. From the first few pages I was exclaiming 'whoh!' as the insights hit. Joseph Bikart not only uncovers sound psychological and philosophical reasons why we don't make decisions but even the very awareness of those factors are like a reframe that frees you to make better decisions. For instance, even though the root word of decision means to 'cut away' Joseph gives us the idea of cutting away the factors that bind us rather than what we would lose. He reminds us that if we put off a decision then the one we make the next day is actually different, because certain factors have changed. We often don't need more information - because the world is not perfect and what extra information exactly would make a real difference? Just breath-taking and probably the best book on decisions I have ever read.

This was a complimentary copy from Netgalley - many thanks

Loved this

I am quite new to management and taking part in decision making in a diplomatic way is becoming more and more important to my job role

I have round this book food for thought and with lots of ideas that I shall be putting into practice in the workplace

This would be a great book club book for discussions but anyone in management or new to management would find this useful and informative