Improving Your Judgment for Better Decision-Making

Join critical thinking and applied curiosity expert Becki Saltzman as she explains the difference between being judgmental and exercising good judgment. This short course is designed for anyone who would like to improve decision-making ability. Learn about how to identify your default judging style, and how to expand that style and make better decisions. Discover a formula for practicing good judgment in challenging situations, when making decisions about the future, and when interacting with others at work.

Learning objectives
The secret to good decisions is good judgment
Paving the way to better decisions
Being judgmental versus having good judgment
Improving judgment about people
Judging wisely when it's hard
Improving judgment in challenging situations
Using good judgment to make a case
Seeing things more clearly
Thinking like a fox, not like a hedgehog
Becoming more self-aware