Sentences with phrase «making gut decisions»

if i had to make a gut decision... my starting lineup would be wall beal oubre scott mahinmi.

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Instead of relying on gut instincts, you can use your data to make informed, strategic decisions for your business.

In most cases, your first gut feeling is probably the right choice, so make a decision and move on.

It can be hard to make decisions when you feel like there is always more research you could do or data you can analyze, but learning to listen to your gut when things are happening quickly makes you a stronger and more confident leader.»

The key to driving your business forward and developing your skills is to better understand how you make decisions, so you are more capable of knowing when your gut is leading you in the right direction — and when you may need a second opinion.

Hedge fund billionaire Ray Dalio recently told CNBC that the Trump win may reignite «animal spirits» and «gut instinct» decision - making that will be a good thing for the economy, but behavioral finance experts worry that other primal instincts can be destructive when people play politics with their investments.

In this milestone week, with rulings that gutted the Voting Rights Act and overturned the federal Defense of Marriage Act, the court also made decisions that favored businesses.

Disconnecting from your gut and ignoring red flags about what feels right about your business is a recipe for feeling rotten and it leads to poor decision making.

Part research, part science, and part introspection exercise, Heart, Smarts, Guts and Luck does help you understand your personality and decision - making traits — useful in itself — but more importantly is filled with cool insights and tips any entrepreneur can benefit from.

Adopting a balance between using your gut instinct and enlisting metrics will allow you to make the most educated and creative decisions.

Indeed, up to 95 % of human behavior happens at a subconscious level, leading to «gut decisions» which is the most natural way to make a decision.

The study defines gut thinking or intuitive decision making as something that comes «effortlessly from an unconscious, associative coherence detection process.»

Think about it this way: If you've been making all of your decisions based on rational analysis and you're not 100 percent happy with your results, maybe next time try going with your gut.

Being aware of how your brain works can help you make better decisions as an entrepreneur, contend the authors of a new book, Heart, Smarts, Guts and Luck (Harvard Business Review Press, 2012).

If you're an «autocratic leader,» where you make your own decisions, don't listen to others and trust your gut, then your best goal - setting style is likely setting goals that you believe are right and demanding that others meet them.

By being aware of how emotions affect decision - making, a client can learn when to listen to his gut and when to ignore it.

Those churning feelings in your gut, sometimes accompanied by disgust, help us make good and moral decisions.

These early decisions about what to prioritize, like all decisions you make as a leader, required a combination of data and gut.

Entrepreneurs often have to make «gut» decisions.

Since the floodwaters receded, SBP has made significant progress on the ground, partnering with local organizations to help build their capacity and better inform their decision making, holding training sessions with homeowners to share vital information, beginning muck & gut operations in a hard - hit neighborhood, and has established a permanent field office in the Houston area.

Many of us (myself included) feel we excel at reading people, and typically make personnel decisions based off of our «gut.»

While we pursue a lot of decisions through gut and intuition, our ultimate measurement is how well our customers respond the decisions we make.

What's more, as the company continues to expand, Jordan and her team know they have to move beyond gut - level decision - making.

Sometimes you just have a gut instinct, you make a decision, go fast, and iterate along the way.

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«Eighty percent of people's investment decisions are made with gut instincts.

Brains make better decision - making organs than guts.

Trust her gut feeling that something was wrong, and trust that she and her doctor made the best decision.

Romeny will clean up the mess as he has the qualifications and the guts to make the hard decisions.

While there are always people who will «beat the system», your myopic and simple - minded FANTASY that 2 million abortions are only for «convenience» ignores the gut - wrenching decisions that many women have to consider and make.

Decision - making about which goal (s) to implement should involve the whole group; otherwise it is unlikely that participants will support the action with gut - level commitment.

Eventually, I will have some kind of panel done to see what I am allergic to, so that will be helpful for me in making better decisions, but until then I do want to stay gluten free because of ALL the overwhelming evidence that shows how it messes up our guts.

Even if the Arsenal board were to leave the final decision on his future to the boss, they should have the guts to make it clear that the current situation is not acceptable, but all the club's top brass seem happy to absolve themselves and leave it all up to the man himself.

The Board of Directors of this great Club are failing the fans who are its liveblood.We can accuse Wenger of arrogance, incompetence, delusion, etc. but at the end of the day, as he acknowledged this week, he is only an employee.The buck stops at the door of this inept, weak minded Directors who do not have the guts to make a decision which they ought to have made 5/6 years ago to relieve Wenger of his duties.

Well good or bad u got ta say that wenger regained his guts to make decisions in the last week or so... Acc to me loan works perfectly for him... revive ur career mate..

Wenger has occupied this club as his personal property and he makes every single decision and no one have the guts to question him.

We're all just trying to make good decisions based on what's best for our families, but still, not choosing what society considers «normal» or «right» or «best,» can inevitably feel like a punch to the gut.

To begin with, a «good» decision can only be made with correct information... and even then, we determine the validity of information based on gut intuition — trust and past experience — much more than anyone would like to admit.

When it comes time to make your decision, your own judgment is your best bet: Take into account the age of your oldest child and go with your gut about what her maturity level can handle.

I made the decision to restrict my diet and slowly, over time add back in some of those foods when her gut matured (i.e. tomatoes, spinach etc).

To find out if it's right for you, educate yourself about the process as much as you can, speak to others who have placed their baby for adoption, get counseling, and then make a decision based on what your heart and gut tell you.

Listen to your mama gut and make whatever decision feels right to you.

I am passionate about empowering parents to make informed decisions and trusting their gut when it comes to raising their children.

I really liked what you said about visiting the daycare, and making a decision based on first impressions and your gut feeling.

Thanks for your interest Ank, My babies are now grown and as they grew I found that my instinctual «gut reaction'to their distress naturally lessoned and I have had no trouble letting them make their own decisions and move through life in the way that suits them best.

You know I tell her that it's a beautiful thing that her to be able to make this decision by themselves and I encourage her to listen you know to her gut and say you know block everyone out and all [inaudible] breastfeeding my 2 and a half year old.

She also needs to trust her gut when making any decision concerning her baby as well.

Please stop advocating «your gut» as the best judge of anything and trying covertly to diminish the meaning of this new data by innocently pretending that you only want women to have choices and make the best decision for them.

After one week, the mother had to make the gut wrenching decision to end the baby's life.

Evidence - based decision - making has never been important to a lord chancellor who would rather go with his political gut instincts, but now he is letting political paranoia block the means of challenging poor decisions made by Grayling and his colleagues.