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Decisive

How to Make Better Choices in Life and Work

Book • 2013

In 'Decisive', Chip and Dan Heath address the critical topic of decision-making, highlighting the biases and irrationalities that disrupt our choices.

The book introduces a four-step process—WRAP (Widen your options, Reality-test your assumptions, Attain distance before deciding, Prepare to be wrong)—designed to counteract these biases.

Through engaging stories and practical tools, the Heaths provide strategies to stop agonizing over decisions, make group decisions without destructive politics, and ensure that valuable opportunities are not overlooked.

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as a guide to making better decisions, applicable to both professional and personal life.

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as a helpful resource for decision-making processes.

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as one of

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in the context of decision-making and how it relates to the concepts in "Thinking, Fast and Slow."

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when discussing his book on decision-making.

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