See Your Way to Better Decisions
See Your Way to Better Decisions
Stop. Look. Listen. Smell.
David Amerland on the neuroprocessing that sharpens thought skills.
Physical actions to improve a sense of the world around you can sharpen decision-making.
So your eyes, or rather the way you use them shape how your mind works and create the neuronal networks you apply every time you make a decision. Analytical decision making can no more thrive if you’re not used to being aware of the moment and your surroundings than a rose bush can survive in the desert without water. The essentials required to sustain it are simply not there.
#thesnipermind
Originally shared by David Amerland
How Do You Make Sure Your Decisions Are Right?
A simple tip and a good habit will make sure you're never caught flat-footed.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/see-your-way-better-decision-making-david-amerland?published=t
Stop. Look. Listen. Smell.
David Amerland on the neuroprocessing that sharpens thought skills.
Physical actions to improve a sense of the world around you can sharpen decision-making.
So your eyes, or rather the way you use them shape how your mind works and create the neuronal networks you apply every time you make a decision. Analytical decision making can no more thrive if you’re not used to being aware of the moment and your surroundings than a rose bush can survive in the desert without water. The essentials required to sustain it are simply not there.
#thesnipermind
Originally shared by David Amerland
How Do You Make Sure Your Decisions Are Right?
A simple tip and a good habit will make sure you're never caught flat-footed.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/see-your-way-better-decision-making-david-amerland?published=t
We are truly firmly rooted to our world no matter how we look at it Zara Altair
ReplyDeleteDavid Amerland Those roots build our core. Love your distinction between looking and seeing, in spite of my tiny daughet's label of looking, looking. :)
ReplyDeleteZara Altair she meant the same thing by placing different emphasis on the same word :) The meaning was the same.
ReplyDelete:)
ReplyDeleteDavid Amerland Zara Altair
ReplyDeleteBy considering cause and effect from a holistic or cumulative perspective we can make far better decisions that intrinsically take the wider consequences into account
Some call it #inclusivity