Happy New Year! Andromeda had a record year in 2013, with the highest number of workshops taught, and unprecedented reporting of hard financial benefits from Income/Outcome by our clients. We hope to provide even stronger benefits to our clients in … Read More
For the fifth year, Andromeda has been a Corporate Member of the Executive MBA Council with a presence at the annual global conference. The event was held this week at the Omni Galleria in Houston (with a side trip to … Read More
In the past two weeks Eliza and I have worked with professors in Aalborg, Denmark and Tromsø, Norway to help run three Income/Outcome workshops. Scandinavia has a justifiable reputation for innovative designs that are interesting, elegant and functional (as in … Read More
Doing is Believing. Seeing is believing is what we usually hear, but there is just no substitute for “doing.” So if “Doing is Believing,”… THEN after you DO you “have D.I.B.s” on whatever it is that you’ve done! And we … Read More
The Lifeboat Foundation, an organization dedicated to the analysis and prevention of threats to human existence, has a blog post on the reduction of richness and complexity in language titled A Future of Fewer Words. It interests me because I … Read More
“I learned him.” That’s a phrase that irritates a lot of people, even though the meaning is perfectly clear. It’s considered bad English because well-educated English-speakers have long favored a French or Latin analysis of the language, even though English … Read More
Just because you follow the recommendations in the previous post to improve your decision-making by broadening your sources of information and opinions, it doesn’t mean all your problems are solved! What happens if everyone has a different opinion? Suppose you … Read More
Good decision-making is impaired by two things: limited information, and by the decision-maker being too narrowly focused – especially when events or conditions are abnormal, or outside the decision-maker’s experience. This is confirmed by a study published in April 2012 … Read More