24 ways to stop making horrible decisions (and start making better ones)
Too often we simply go with our gut and do what "feels right." And that's not always a bad move.
But there's a problem with that strategy: feelings leave us open to a variety of behavioral and psychological biases - biases that affect the way we think and lead us to make the wrong choices.
By being aware of the tendencies that lead us down the wrong path - and considering some techniques to maximize the chances of finding the right one - we can make better, more rational decisions. There may not be a way to guarantee the future (yet), but these 24 decision-making tips could be the next best thing.
Max Nisen and Aimee Groth contributed to an earlier version of this article.