How to Make Better Decisions Faster

Hey TED-Head Pros!

If you could make better, faster decisions, you'd change your life.

These talks should help us level up our decision making ability. That will impact our personal lives, our teams, and our professions.

Please watch the following 2 talks on your own device BEFORE the event. Have a watch, compare the videos, and bring insights and questions along to the conversation.

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★ Talk #1: Before You Decide: 3 Steps To Better Decision Making

We all make thousands of decisions each day. How can you optimize your decision making by restructuring the steps you take before you decide? Our firm utilizes immersive team-based simulations that mimic the decisions they make in the real world to train corporate leaders around the world to better prepare them for the challenges ahead. We get to work with some of the most innovative companies on the planet and get to witness first hand what truly effective decision making looks like in action. We have distilled our findings into a three step method you can use no matter the decision you face.

Matthew Confer is the Vice President of Strategy at Abilitie, a Leadership Development company based in Austin Texas. In the past three years alone, Abilitie has delivered leadership training to over 20,000 corporate professionals in more than 30 countries

★ Talk # 2: How to stop screwing yourself over
How do you get on the road to being happier? Start by setting your alarm for 30 minutes earlier than usual and not hitting the snooze button. The effort required to leave that warm bed and enter the world is the same amount of effort needed to shake up your life and make that elusive change. In this humorous and provocative talk, Mel Robbins explains how turning off our brain's autopilot and demolishing our comfort zones is key to a rewarding life.

Please note the following:
We want to provide a space for professionals who are curious about life, enjoy TED Talks, and want to share their findings with others. Please join us as we consider this topic, Wednesday, Nov. 16 at 7:00pm.
Newcomers are most welcome! Hoping to see you there.
(Please sign up only if you really intend to attend).

We'll have a great conversation and then figure out what each of us would like to commit to doing over the next month.

Let's get better together!

Cheers,
Dustyn