Illusions in Business: Making the Right Decision
Illusions in business and decision-making. How a person perceives the product, the customer, and their own reasoning about what is happening.
What the lesson explores
Select a topic to see every lesson in which it appearsThis is for you when…
- You are certain about how the business works, although you rely on a few familiar examples.
- A different explanation of the situation immediately meets resistance.
- Questions about the product and customers become mixed with your own ideas and states.
What will become clearer
- How the author uses business examples to confront the limits of familiar perception.
- Why an explanation of what is happening is not identical to everything that is happening.
- How hearing another person connects to examining your own illusions.
What to do after the lesson
What do I actually see here, and what do I fill in with my explanation?
The questions and actions after watching were suggested by the catalog’s editors. They are neither quotations nor the author’s original assignments.
A meaning to preserve
“Illusions” is not replaced with the neutral word “mistakes” or reduced to fact-checking. The discussion also examines your own perception, hearing, and explanations of events.
What you should know
Not a way to distinguish truth from error with certainty. The recording also includes digressions into the author's worldview.
What it connects with
Editorial connections between ideas: where to turn for another perspective. These are not required prerequisites.
From the Knowledge Base
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Which bundles include the lesson
Examine the limits of familiar explanations of customers and the market.
Examine the limits of a familiar explanation.
Answers to important questions
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Are these short educational videos?
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