Ever feel stuck between too many options and worried about making the wrong choice? Laurie Bowman addresses decision paralysis and information overload faced by leaders, engineers, project managers, and people navigating personal crossroads in a world of complexity, disruption, and relentless change.
Drawing on decades of experience in risk management and complex projects and on insights from neuroscience, systems thinking, and behavioural science, Bowman presents decision-making frameworks, practical strategies, case studies, reflection prompts, and tools to build emotional and financial resilience and to make confident choices with incomplete information.
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Practical decision-making under real-world uncertainty. Much of the setup centers on roles with responsibility such as leaders, engineers, and project managers, and on everyday individuals facing crossroads. The book emphasizes applied methods from risk management, neuroscience, systems thinking, and behavioural science rather than abstract theory. This may appeal more to readers who want frameworks, case studies, and exercises aimed at improving clarity, resilience, and actionable choices in uncertain situations.
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G-NRIS™ identifies Dealing with Uncertainty primarily as Business. Its strongest themes include Decision Making, Uncertainty Management, Resilience, and Information Overload. Prominent narrative patterns include Practical Frameworks, Case Studies, Reflection Prompts, and Exercises.
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