Quote by Simon Sinek

“They would learn to evaluate a decision not by its outcomes--whether it turned out to be right or wrong--but by the process that led…

— Michael Lewis

“Decision researchers were trying to reduce errors, which is important, but we also needed to help people gain expertise and make insightful decisions.”

— Gary Klein

“It is not about the data and its mechanics; it is about solving problems and making wise choices”

— Dwight McNeill

“And yet, if they were able to go deeper and look at their underlying values, they would see that their original analysis was based…

— Mark Manson

“Truly solving the problem involves understanding what’s wrong and why it happened, through investigation and understanding—not by spending days or weeks testing different guesses…

— Nat Greene

“They believe that every problem has a solution, although it may not be the outcome that was originally hoped for or expected.”

— Alice Hoffman

“began by pointing out the small mountain of research that suggested that expert judgment was less reliable than algorithms.”

— Michael Lewis

“Know what problem you’re solving. Often, people work on the wrong problem entirely by making some implicit assumption about what’s causing it. Great problem-solvers…

— Nat Greene

“problem solving, however necessary, does not produce results. It prevents damage. Exploiting opportunities produces results.”

— Peter F. Drucker

“When the researchers compared whether process or analysis was more important in producing good decisions—those that increased revenues, profits, and market share—they found that…

— Chip Heath

“The attempt of trying to solve a problem without analyzing responsibilities is like trying to understand why a gun was shot without talking to…

— Robin Sacredfire

A reader has to be concerned only with the end result; unless he chooses to analyze it, he does not have to know by…

— Ayn Rand