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Business decision-making: 4 common mistakes and how to overcome them

Insperity

Examples include: Widescale layoffs Major hiring decisions in recovery mode Change in processes, strategic direction or even business model Realignment of job responsibilities Handling a major industry shift or disruption Introduction of a new competitor Dealing with natural disasters or pandemics. Decisions must be made deliberately.

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Business Coaching vs Executive Coaching: Is There a Difference?

John Mattone

Both executive coaching and business coaching aim to improve organizational performance. Executive coaching improves decisions by empowering the decision-maker, while business coaching improves organizational processes and strategies. Executive coaching focuses on the decision-maker.

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5 Decision-Making Books to Help You Combat Analysis Paralysis

Success

Decision-making holds an inherent trap. We all want to make the right decision. But fear of making the wrong one can paralyze us into inaction. Sometimes, right and wrong decisions don’t exist. Instead, Dalio draws upon his experience to provide practical lessons in decision-making.

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Your ultimate decision-making guide to help you make better choices faster

Work Life

We make hundreds of tiny and monumental decisions in our lives—from what coffee drink we want from the seemingly endless menu to what careers we should pursue. Too much information, too many choices, and a deep fear of making the wrong decision can cause you to ruminate for hours. Decision-making is one of them.

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The Definitive Guide to the CEO Coach

John Mattone

This is where CEO coaching becomes invaluable. A CEO coach is an executive coach with the expertise to work with the head of the organization. What is a CEO Coach? A CEO coach helps the top business leaders: Refine their leadership presence to inspire and engage their teams. Great leadership starts from within.

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How Coaching Can Help Identify Your Psychological Blind Spots

John Mattone

By acknowledging and addressing these hidden biases, leaders can cultivate a clearer understanding of their behavior and decision-making processes, ultimately becoming more effective in their roles. He/she is a person who “makes things happen” in perfect alignment with organizational interests.

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5 ways a ‘coach approach’ makes you a better leader

Work Life

A recent study conducted by the International Coaching Federation (ICF) illustrates this shift. The survey’s findings underscore an emerging reality that coaching is a catalyst for enhanced leadership development, higher engagement, and increased commitment within teams.

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