The Decision Book by Mikael Krogerus is a fine self-development book in which the author describes the fifty techniques to make your decision better which affect your life in a better way. Mikael Krogerus, Roman Tschappeler, and Jenny Peining is the author of this magnificent book. In this modern era, we live in an environment where your decision will decide your future. The only difference in the life of success and failure person is the decision. You can learn the art of decision making. Your future is in your decision, by making a decision and strict on your decision will help you to climb the ladders of success. It includes the various exercises which give you the strength to make the right decisions and you will learn the art of making decisions. What are the facts which make you more effective in your working? Moreover, everyone who has read this book may re-read it again and again. Due to its content, which is not just for reading, but for practice also. As the writers said in the introduction, the models do not give straight answers; but expect food for thought. The authors also touched upon the investment icon, Warren Buffett’s simple way of task management. This involved listing down and ranking the tasks to be completed each day and then working on the #1 task until it is completed with a clear instruction not to proceed to the #2 task until the first one is completed. Everyone has daily tasks and while simple prioritization may work for most, a more powerful way to manage time better is to classify the task according to “what is important and what is urgent.”

The Decision Book: Fifty Models for Strategic Thinking

This model is excellent for those businesses who want to launch a new product or service in the market. It provides a way to visualize the competitive landscape within the segment and help determine what differentiates the idea from other existing products. Mikael Krogerus is a freelance journalist and an editor with Das Magazin, the weekly supplement to Switzerland’s biggest newspaper.The psychologist Leon Festinger used the term ‘cognitive dissonance’ to describe one’s state of mind when their actions are not consistent with their belief and this is illustrated by a simple example of parents who might believe that physically punishing a child is wrong but they slap the child for misbehaving. To get over the guilt, parents get into the self-justification mode. This acts as a protective mechanism that enables them to sleep at night and free from self-doubt. Generally this goes unnoticed and eventually becomes part of ones habit and ultimately their character. Visually displaying the concepts through illustrations for each model, the book provides a synopsis of the different strategies that are widely accepted and implemented by individuals and businesses when making a decision. These models don’t spoon feed a solution for any problem but instead provides a permanent framework with which one can view the problem from a different vantage point. Opening in 1963 New York, to Renaissance Florence, to the birth of theatre in fifth-century Athens, and the Sex Pistols shattering Thatcherite Britain - take your seat for the history of performance. Every day, we face the same questions: How do I make the right decision? How can I work more efficiently? And, on a more personal level, what do I want? Supporting: employees have gained significant knowledge; the motivation level varies and is the turning point where they resign (because of low motivation) or take on responsibilities to become independent (because they are highly motivated)

The Decision Book: 50 Models for Strategic Thinking The Decision Book: 50 Models for Strategic Thinking

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