Never Go With Your Gut
How Pioneering Leaders Make the Best Decisions and Avoid Business Disasters (Avoid Terrible Advice, Cognitive Biases, and Poor Decisions)

Behavioral science tells us that we think we're smarter and wiser about making decisions than we actually tend to be. We "know" so many things that aren't true, and we hold on to those beliefs even in the face of objective evidence that we're wrong. In our personal lives, that can be problematic. In......more

It's funny, but in an effort to write a short, breezy text that appeals to the corporate type who's "too busy to read", the author has managed to produce something which reads more like an appliance instruction manual than a book which actually addresses the many cognitive biases on which his princi......more

Think Outside of your Cognitive Bias Box Going with your “Gut” or allowing your Cognitive Biases and emotional reactions to guide your business decisions is a bad idea. This conclusion is based on scientific research in, for example, behavioral economics, neuroscience and psychology. However, Dr. Gle......more

Do you have an aim to reach? Book review of „Never Go With Your Gut” by Gleb Tsipursky It seems that thinking is not the most fashionable occupation nowadays. Political leaders give the impression of living in a post-truth reality, business leaders are busy with PR and marketing, religious leaders rig......more

One of the smartest books I have read in a long time. I have a lot of work to do as a leader when it comes to decision making. This should be required reading for new and existing leaders.......more