In this episode you will learn:

• The Difference between Type 1 and Type 2 decisions
• What RAPID Roles stands for and how it helps you get to a decision faster
• How to move forward when your partner says no to whatever you want to do
• The key thing you're doing wrong when making (or not making) the decision; aka the life changing nugget that blew Ashley's mind

In this conversation, Ashley and Dave explore the intricacies of decision-making, focusing on the distinction between type one and type two decisions. They discuss how understanding these types can alleviate the stress associated with decision-making, particularly in personal and professional contexts. The conversation also delves into the importance of defining decision roles within teams and the accountability that comes with having veto power. By reframing failure as an opportunity for evolution, they provide insights into making more effective decisions and learning from past experiences.

PS: We wrote a book! Here’s what people are saying so far about 5 Things You Need to Know About Decision Making…

• “You don’t know what you don’t know until you read this book.”
• “This is an example of something we all think we’re good at it…and we’re not.”
• “Very practical and immediately usable. The decision-making framework and tools are outstanding resources for business and everyday life decisions.”

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Takeaways

• Type one decisions are reversible and less costly.
• Type two decisions require careful consideration and expert input.
• Understanding decision types can reduce anxiety in decision-making.
• Decision roles clarify who has authority in the process.
• Veto power comes with the responsibility to propose alternatives.
• Emotional costs should be factored into decision-making.
• Organizations often confuse type one and type two decisions.
• A good decision now is better than a great decision later.
• You can give yourself permission to fail in personal decisions.
• Learning from past decisions can improve future outcomes.

Sound Bites

• "The cost of failure is no big deal."
• "You can give yourself permission to fail."
• "The cost of the internal struggle is high."

Chapters

00:00 Understanding Decision Types

03:05 Navigating Type Two Decisions

05:58 The Importance of Decision Roles

09:11 Managing Veto Power in Decisions

11:54 Personal Decision Dynamics

14:56 Learning from Decision-Making Experiences

In this behind the scenes view, Ashley and Dave open up their weekly call to Stuff We Know Show podcast listeners. They discuss various personal updates, including health issues, home renovation challenges, and insights into entrepreneurship. They share experiences related to decision-making in home projects, the impact of health on daily life, and the importance of being adaptable as an entrepreneur. Dave reflects on the importance of intuition in decision-making, especially when it comes to hiring contractors, and the lessons learned from this experience.

Key Takeaways

• Ignoring intuition can lead to costly decisions.
• Urgency in decision-making can cloud judgment.
• Unexpected costs often arise in home renovation projects.
• Health issues can significantly impact daily life and decision-making.
• Entrepreneurship requires a comfort with uncertainty and adaptability.
• Life can be viewed as a comedy, depending on perspective.
• Effective communication is crucial in project management.
• Reflecting on past decisions can help improve future choices.
• Building a support network is essential for navigating challenges.

Sound Bites

• "We need more money, send us money."
• “How hard can it be?”
• "Do we have our own jingle too?"
• "I don't care, next."
• "This is the one we're trying right now."
• "It's terrible. It's comedy."

PS: We wrote a book! Here’s what people are saying so far about 5 Things You Need to Know About Decision Making…

· “You don’t know what you don’t know until you read this book.”

· “This is an example of something we all think we’re good at it…and we’re not.”

· “Very practical and immediately usable. The decision-making framework and tools are outstanding resources for business and everyday life decisions.”

We’ll be discussing each of the 5 things in our upcoming episodes, so make sure to click that subscribe button so you’ll get notified!

Grab your copy of the book: https://www.focustools.com/5things

Have some fun & work with us: https://www.focustools.com

Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thestuffweknowshow

Leave a review on Apple: https://bit.ly/StuffWeKnowShowOnApple

Rate us on Spotify: https://bit.ly/StuffWeKnowShowOnSpotify

Keywords decision-making, intuition, project management, financial surprises, life reflections, entrepreneurship, decision making, health, contractor issues, decision making, intuition, respiratory virus, home improvement

In this engaging conversation, Ashley and Dave explore their journey from in-person workshops to launching a podcast. They share humorous anecdotes, discuss the challenges of transitioning to virtual formats during the pandemic, and reflect on their experiences in decision-making workshops. The duo emphasizes the importance of collaboration and storytelling in their work, while also hinting at future projects and the evolution of their company. In this conversation, Dave and Ashley explore their journey from different industries, discussing the evolution of their business and the impact of the pandemic on work dynamics. They emphasize the importance of team dynamics, decision-making, and self-awareness in both corporate and individual settings. The duo also shares their excitement about launching a podcast to bring valuable concepts to a wider audience, featuring insights from various guests across different industries.

Sound Bites

• “Are we going to a parasol parade?”
• "We need to launch a podcast."
• "This is a comedy show."
• "This is kind of like my book."
• "It's a work in progress."
• "We might talk to those guys."
• "This is going to be great."

00:00 Introduction and Light Banter

02:58 Transitioning to Virtual Workshops

06:02 The Birth of the Podcast

09:06 The Journey of Decision-Making Workshops

11:56 Company Background and Evolution

16:39 The Journey from Retail & Other Industries

20:12 Team Dynamics and the Birth of Team Focus

22:21Adapting to Change: The Impact of the Pandemic

23:52 Bringing Concepts to the People

24:34 Future Podcast Plans and Guest Lineup

PS: We wrote a book! Here’s what people are saying so far about 5 Things You Need to Know About Decision Making…

· “You don’t know what you don’t know until you read this book.”

· “This is an example of something we all think we’re good at it…and we’re not.”

· “Very practical and immediately usable. The decision-making framework and tools are outstanding resources for business and everyday life decisions.”

We’ll be discussing each of the 5 things in our upcoming episodes, so make sure to click that subscribe button so you’ll get notified!

Grab your copy of the book: https://www.focustools.com/5things

Have some fun & work with us: https://www.focustools.com

Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thestuffweknowshow

Leave a review on Apple: https://bit.ly/StuffWeKnowShowOnApple

Rate us on Spotify: https://bit.ly/StuffWeKnowShowOnSpotify

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