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What can happen when people overestimate what they know?
They become incurious and vulnerable in their field of expertise
Study Notes
The author discusses a second process of decision-making called "one plan at a time" in which individuals make decisions based on their subjective, subconscious processes rather than following traditional decision-making steps. The author shares an example of a fire commander who made decisions based on real-time information and adjusted his plan as the situation evolved. This approach to decision-making is common for individuals who regularly engage in a particular activity. While this approach can be fast and efficient, it can also be risky if individuals do not recognize when to pivot from a past decision. The author also notes that individuals often make decisions without considering multiple options and their pros and cons due to how our brains are wired. The ability to recognize this and make adjustments when necessary is crucial in avoiding common strategic mistakes.
"Mastering the Art of Decision-Making: Understanding One Plan at a Time" quiz will test your knowledge on the subjective and subconscious process of decision-making. Learn about the risks and benefits of this approach, as well as how to recognize and pivot when necessary. Challenge yourself to think critically and avoid common strategic mistakes by considering multiple options and their pros and cons. Take this quiz to enhance your decision-making skills and become a better strategist!
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