Before You Decide: 3 Steps To Better Decision Making | Matthew Confer | TEDxOakLawn

This is for the trick to making good choices.

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This is good.

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Really great video on decision making! The examples shared were brilliant! The one with the pilot landing really got me! Decision making under pressure really is a skill!

thank you all very much

Damn that was good 👏🏾

"would it surprise you to find out that the winning team didn't even use the money?" I was thinking that too! If you use the money, you might not get what back what you spent. There's a high change that you'd have less. And what could you do with five dollars? How is 5 dollars supposed to make you more money? Instead, just keep it

Great piece -- on creative problem solving. One issue: it's honestly hard to believe than any "rocket scientists" would not use the metric system in their calculations. NASA may not be telling the truth about what really went wrong.

Outstanding!!!

I can find more stories like these and give you more steps.

I am not sure if the time I spent watching this was worth it!

Remember sustainability...in theory a strategy can look good, but in practice we will always hit bumps we have to tweak as we go along, course correction....a lot of theoretical ideas are great places to start from, but there will always be practical parts of the equation that are missing and means that the original plan is not sustainable for the length of time it was intended form. This is because of what he said, that there are factors beyond our control. We aren't even in control of our own selves because our environment and things we are subjected to affects us. Grow a strategy based on succession- doing what can be done in the moment with the resources available..go in a direction as an experiment, then reassess and change as needed

Think of a time when you made a wrong or bad decision. Do you think you would have made a better decision if you followed at least one of the steps suggested by the speaker in the presentation?

I just want to say thank you.

Great Video
Make decisions that relate to your finance
A Wealthy man is a Happy Man

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Great presentation but it is more of problem solving than decision making tactics, nonetheless, we can learn lots from it.

Thank you.

I was hoping by the end of this, I would be able to make a decision about whether or not to buy a motorcycle...
Now I'm afraid I'll end up in a river after miscalculating using the wrong units of measurement if I do buy it...

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This was the best career advice ever

The cobra solution is to stop fking voting for Democrats and RINO republicans.

I do find it ridiculous, when they set 'rules' and yes constraints should be challenged but surely also not entirely dismissed in such circumstances as this? It's like that example of the challenge to throw a paper airplane the longest distance, and someone screwed up the paper and threw it. That's not clever, the contest was to throw a paper plane and not a piece of rubbish. The main problem with our society in this respect is that people are not listened to when they present new ideas.

You have to recognize the constraints first.

This is an absolute classic.

Challenge the constraints. Embrace a pre-mortem. Check the basics.

But the delivery and stories are brilliant.

An absolute classic 👌🏽

Just Do IT 🤡

What is Just Do It?

The idea that action trumps theory by a huge margin. Thinking, talking, and planning are good, but the greatest point of leverage for getting results is just doing it.

Why is it Important?

Without action you will not get any results. The reason you don't have what you want is probably because you aren't taking enough action.

Begin with what barriers are holding you back. Stop there. And see what is possible
Consider what failures would look like before you ever go down a path. Brainstorm how you might fail and in ways you might fail.

Easier said than done to challenge the constraints.

Too difficult to understand

Best speech I have heard about decision making. Understand every step with the examples he shared and the last story was a great example of how to use all three step to make best decision.

1. Challenge the constraints
2. Ask first, “what failure look like, what does success look like”
3. Don’t forget the details

Enjoyed watching this with my college students in two Conflict Resolution classes. The opener on the use of five dollars is powerful.

One of the best Ted talks.

Most people don't make 1000s of decisions a day

My friends Doesn’t this make you indecisive person though? Specially the premortem with the whole “what if..?” There are always might be a good and a bad on plan A vs plan B.

Thank you

1- تحدى القيود .
حدد القيود التي تواجهك و تمنعك من أتخاذ قرارك .

2- تقبل "مرحلة ما قبل الموت ".
تخيل و حلل الأخطاء التي ممكن أن تقع فيها بعد ما تتخذ قرارك و أعطها حلاً .

3- تأكد من الأساسيات .
بعض المرات حينما تتخذ القرار أنت تركز على التفاصيل المعقدة وتنسى التفاصيل الاساسيه الصغيره , يجب أن تعطي كل تفاصيل المشكله نفس الإهتمام .

Did we just watch a presentation on how to make money by doing a presentation?

It goes to show that using such ideas only ruin your case and praise the growth of it. Namely taking responsibility of it only praises it's 4 people and goes to show the habitual carelessness of the ladder which taking responsibility blames the athlete unattached to anything worth growing and frustrated when losing is a notable, respectful, and thought out plan of watching and causes much frustration unequitablly when surpassed the recessed mentally incampasitated, 13 year old hijacking of a atnt call representative confirming the location of the destination for the namely unit prophesied to arrive but with no warning.

Summary:
1. Challenge the constraints to think big and think differently-
2. Embrace the pre-mortem to mitigate the potential mistakes and better formulate correct course of action
3. Check the basics- ensure that small details don't prevent us from accomplishing amazing things.

1. challenge the constraints
2. embrace a pre-mortem
3. check the basics

So the first team created a pyramid scheme

Great presentation and comms exercise... but isn't this good ol' risk management and evidence-based decision making? in 3 steps with catchy names? That was my impression.

I couldn't understand a word.