In Part 1 of the two-part season finale of The Invisibles Project podcast, my guest Dr. Redzo Mujcic tackles the myth of "perfect logic” with behavioural science. We delve into human decision making, exploring everything from the experience-based "gut feelings" to the powerful cognitive biases that silently steer our most significant decisions in life.
Dr. Mujcic and I will be exploring the following from the lens of behavioural science:
Decision Making: Understanding the brain's preference for shortcuts and the risks associated with them.
Change Catalysts: How the most impactful individuals master biases to drive meaningful change.
The Long View: Why effective leaders prioritize long term impact over chasing immediate, short-term gains.
The Grit Blueprint: How early life experiences build the resilience needed to navigate high-stakes choices.
Remember, to become a "Choice Architect", don't simply trust your instincts, actively train them.
If this episode resonated with you, share your feedback with me by sending me an email at InvisiblesProjectPodcast@gmail.com.
