The Decision Book decodes 50 powerful frameworks for better thinking, strategy, and clarity in personal and professional life.
Hi everyone! My name is Sonu, and I'm back with another book 📙 review to share with all of you on LinkedIn. Today, I'm excited to talk about 'The Decision Book' by Mikael Krogerus and Roman Tschäppeler. If you're looking to enhance your decision-making abilities and broaden your strategic thinking skills, this book is an indispensable resource for you!
We all know that work can be easy, but it's the people we work with that can make things difficult. Knowing how to work with others is essential for success, regardless of your field of expertise. Interactions can either make or break relationships, and the decisions we make in various situations can ultimately determine outcomes.
Our decision-making skills are shaped by our desires, upbringing, environment, and life experiences. But the good news is that as we age, we can improve our decision-making, especially in relation to others. The book explains that by understanding how we make decisions, improving ourselves, understanding others, and helping them improve, we can enhance our decision-making skills.
As the saying goes, time can change the value of a decision, and what may seem wrong today could become the right choice tomorrow. That's why perspective and foresight are essential in determining the outcome of a decision.
'The Decision' is a great guide for anyone involved in decision making, as it summarizes 50 models for decision making and strategic thinking. The book provides frameworks on how to develop a strategy, choose among alternatives, and make smart decisions. What's interesting is that almost half of the models focus on personal decision making, making it a valuable resource for Managers, Entrepreneurs, and anyone looking to improve their decision-making skills.
This book is like a map, guiding you to the right model for your needs.
🗸 Model 1.How to improve yourself: 13 approaches. If at first you don't succeed, try one of the other 12 ways in this book. 🗸 Model 2.How to understand yourself better: Who needs therapy when you have 17 self-help techniques in this book? 🗸 Model 3.How to understand others better: 15 perspectives. Walk a mile in their shoes? Try viewing them from 15 different angles in this book instead. 🗸 Model 4.How to improve others: 7 methods. Teaching a man to fish is great, but teaching him 7 different fishing methods in this book is even better.
Now, I know that there are 50 models in the book, and I could only cover a few in my post. But, I have created a slide to share the ones that I could relate to. Check below 4 Easy Ways You Can Resolve Life’s Toughest Questions
Lesson: Remember the key to making a good decision is not just finding the right solution, but also the Right Approach to solving the problem.
