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The Science of Good Decisions: Why Thinking Less Can Sometimes Be Smarter
The image of a glowing brain with directional indicators illustrates that most decisions are made unconsciously. Image by AI Introduction Leaders are often seen as rational decision-makers. They weigh options, calculate risks, and make choices based on experience and data. However, neuroscience paints a different picture: it is not rational thought, but energy management, unconscious patterns, and mental fatigue that shape how we decide. Those who understand the brain’s mecha
Dominique Giger
Oct 19, 20254 min read
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