Today I talk about how to make a good decisions. In fact more specifically, how to use Kepner Tregoe's decision analysis tool to make better decisions. I give a brief overview of the tool and why I think it's a great way to make rational decisions and avoid gut decisions.
See also a blog post I wrote for Kepner Tregoe a few years ago on some nuances around the decision analysis tool:
https://www.kepner-tregoe.com/blog/decisions-decisions/
