The wise advisor

Have you ever had to make a decisive decision in your life? That type of decision is the one in which the best options are not clear, the repercussions are not well-defined, and the outcome may affect hundreds of people or more. All those critical moments may be a turning point, potentially moving your organization or even yourself personally to horizons you have not reached before. Let's suppose you are a company CEO and have a new idea in your mind, but this idea will cost you a huge amount to the extent that you practically gamble your entire company on this adventure. Or, for example, the decision of which job to accept, which school your children will attend, whether you should change your home. Perhaps you find yourself in a predicament you did not anticipate beforehand, or confused between several uncertain alternatives. You do not exactly know what will happen, and you must take a leap of faith regardless of the outcome. In facing such doubts, how can you identify the right decision to make? And if you are determined about what you want, how do you prepare yourself to succeed after making your decision? And most importantly, how can you develop within yourself the habit of making better decisions again and again, even in the most difficult and confusing situations? In this book, the relationship between the human mind and emotions will be the main issue of strategic leadership.