THE POWER OF DECISION-MAKING | BENEDIKT AHLFELD

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Comment from : よこけい

I have to say, this guy is really charismatic but he has no idea what he is talking about Bad combination I'm afraid that a lot of people might take his statements literally He gives the classic empowering tips that people would really love to believe in and that keep coaches rich Many of them are just empty words For example, how do you know when you have aquired 80 of information? You can't Is 80 the magic number for all types of decisions? He takes the work of great psychologists and violates them Also, the mechanism described regarding stress is fully wrong and the leaving the comfort zone is typical empoewering gibberish brbrThere are tens of great videos on decision making For anyone interested in the psychology of decision making, you can check: Barry Schwartz , Dan Gilbert , Malcolm Gladwell, Gerd Gigerenzer, Carol Dweck, Angela Lee Duckworth, Simon Sinek (some of whom are actual scientists)
Comment from : Konstantinos Armaos

Top decision-makers:brSet their own standards: they know what they want, and how to get what they wantbrSelf-management: they manage their emotions well, don't let emotions get in the waybrImplementation: they do what they set for themselvesbrbr3 Decision-making traps:brOver-stimulationbrSolution: Simplify Pick top 7 chunks of informationbrbrPerfectionismbrSolution: Successful decision-makers act when they have 80 of the information Fix errors on the way brbrStress: Stress raises your cortisone level, which blocks the information to your brain's decision-making center And your amygdala makes you avoid danger So you will fall back to old habits under stress brSolution: train your brain under stress by doing more new things Because unfamilar things will automatically raise your cortisone level, and you can train your brain to do well under that situation
Comment from : 谢安

So useless
Comment from : borkug

Very nice content useful for everyone thank you so much for sharing us
Comment from : Rupa Devi

What year was this presentation?
Comment from : Brian Fracasso

This was a great Ted talk! Loved it! Your confidence to deliver this presentation in English is also commendable! Thank you
Comment from : Diana De

what a great message in the end! good job !
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Comment from : obada yousef

Does anyone know or can contact this guy? I would love to have a small podcast with him I am a student and doing a podcast about decition making Can anyone help, please?
Comment from : Oksana N

Yoo! I always wondered what happened to him after perfect strangers!
Comment from : Doc Cid

Nice to hear you sir
Comment from : Shanthy Thomas

Good one Very helpful and I will surely try to implement these things
Comment from : Rajashree Davani

He put so many things into perspective Can we all appreciate a great delivery by this guy!
Comment from : Nitya

Thalamus was red and Hypothalamus was actually green in this presentation
Comment from : Phoenix Angelfire

love the way he speaks! nice Speech!
Comment from : Giulia

The "I'm not a native speaker, surprise" got me
Comment from : Daniel Vazquez

Thank you I just realized how I was making unconsciously bad decisions and they were ruling my life The secret to results is decision making So if you want positive results, simply make positive decisions Love this, thank you so much for your TedTalk
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