Below are the best podcasts we could find on Creative Well-Being and decision making.
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Today's guest is a certainly a builder. On this episode we discuss the nature of building, how to choose the right ideas, and how to spot trends before they become mainstream.
It is often the case that the quality of our life is tied to the quality of our decisions. On this episode, Annie Duke shares deep insight into how to make better decisions from her new book How To Decide.
Patrick McGinnis coined the phrase Fear Of Missing Out in a college paper several years ago, and he’s just released a book by the same title to help us work through our anxiety about forgoing opportunities.
A creative project is a bit like a long hallway with multiple chambers. As you navigate down the hallway, you reach checkpoints where critical decisions must be made, and a door closes behind you.
It’s tempting to gloss over small areas of misalignment or misunderstanding because they seem like no big deal in the moment. On this episode, we share a few ways this happens to leaders and teams and a handful of questions to help you stay ahead of them.
Those who ask the best questions ultimately win. There are some questions that are obvious. On this episode, we share three questions that you’re probably not asking, but definitely should be.
n the first part of this episode, I share some insights from Herding Tigers to help you establish your core decision-making matrix. Then, Aaron Dignan joins us to talk about his book Brave New Work.
Many of us are told to keep our emotions in check at work. Don’t display how you feel, and make sure that you don’t “get emotional” about a business decision. Today’s guest believes this is bad advice.
In Louder Than Words, I wrote about the value of having a personal manifesto (or team manifesto) that can guide your work and help you do work that is personally meaningful and uniquely valuable.
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