Why Smart People Make Dumb Choices
Even people with great intelligence and great experience can fall victim to bad choices. The only way to avoid those bad choices is to understand the keys to making smart ones.
Why Smart People Make Dumb Choices takes you on a journey with some of the Bible’s smartest people-such as Abraham and Sarah, David, and Peter-who also made some not-so-smart decisions. By looking at the choices they made, readers will discover the keys to avoiding similar mistakes and will learn principles that will keep them on the road to good decision-making.
Why Smart People Make Dumb Choices provides ten keys to making smart decisions, including
- establishing the right relationships
- gathering the right information
- setting the right priorities
- choosing the right pathway
The principles of smart decision-making found in this book will be helpful to anyone confronted with important choices-from the housewife and mom trying to manage the challenges of her busy day to the college student choosing his or her friends to the leader trying to figure out the best direction for his organization.
Even people with great intelligence and great experience can fall victim to bad choices. The only way to avoid those bad choices is to understand the keys to making smart ones.
Why Smart People Make Dumb Choices takes you on a journey with some of the Bible’s smartest people-such as Abraham and Sarah, David, and Peter-who also made some not-so-smart decisions. By looking at the choices they made, readers will discover the keys to avoiding similar mistakes and will learn principles that will keep them on the road to good decision-making.
Why Smart People Make Dumb Choices provides ten keys to making smart decisions, including
- establishing the right relationships
- gathering the right information
- setting the right priorities
- choosing the right pathway
The principles of smart decision-making found in this book will be helpful to anyone confronted with important choices-from the housewife and mom trying to manage the challenges of her busy day to the college student choosing his or her friends to the leader trying to figure out the best direction for his organization.
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