Decision-making tools can be customized to individual needs by adjusting the parameters, criteria, and weightings to reflect the unique circumstances and priorities of the individual. This might involve changing the factors considered in a decision matrix, adjusting the weightings in a weighted table, or modifying the variables in a chart or graph. The key is to ensure that the tool accurately reflects the individual's decision-making process and the factors that they consider important.

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When you make decisions, emotions, ego, and bias often get in the way. With these tools, you can be more organized with your decision process to better dissect a complex problem or turn a brainstorm session into a digestible dataset. Learn how to make decisions you can back up with a chart, a graph, a matrix, or a weighted table alongside how companies like Apple, Ford, Sony and Microsoft make decisions. Plus, learn about the toughest decision General Dwight Eisenhower had to make during World War 2 and how you can use his mental model for your own important decisions.

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Decision-Making Models

How do you better organize your priorities to make stronger decisions backed up by data? With this collection of decision-making frameworks, you’ll le...

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