Choose well, choose poorly

Learn how to turn off your mind's autopilot and make decisions with more confidence and less anxiety with Choosing well, choosing poorly !

Have you ever stopped to think about how our brain works when we need to make a decision? Behind all our decisions, there are mental and psychological processes taking place, although we often make choices we're not always conscious of. The words we use, the movements we make with our bodies, the tasks we perform out of habit—all are decisions we make without much thought. But there are times when we need to take control to make fundamental decisions in our lives without getting lost in the process.

Alexandra Strommer Godoi, PhD in Business Economics, speaker at Casa do Saber and professor at FGV, has been analyzing for years how we make choices in different areas of life and what we can do to make the decision-making process easier and choose more wisely, without falling into unexpected traps.

In Choosing Well, Choosing Badly , the author presents the resources necessary to avoid falling into these traps and the studies that have been carried out by experts on the subject in areas such as cognitive psychology, behavioral economics and computer science.

Choosing well, choosing poorly: a fascinating and informative book in which you'll find the knowledge you need to think about complex issues and better understand our actions and limitations. If you're seeking more knowledge and security in your life, reading this book is certainly the best decision you could make.