Decisions Don’t Fail Randomly—They Fail Predictably

Hosted by Kathi Laughman

Tue, May 5, 2026

4:30 PM UTC (30 minutes)

Virtual (Zoom)

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What you'll learn

Why most failed decisions follow predictable patterns

Understand why decisions don’t break down randomly—and how recognizing recurring patterns gives you an advantage.

The six most common breakdown points in decision-making

Learn six predictable ways decisions go off track—so you can diagnose breakdowns and avoid repeating them.

How to spot risk before you commit

Discover how to identify friction, blind spots, and hidden constraints when you can still adjust your approach.

Your first step to improving your decision quality

Walk away with a practical way to begin making clearer, more aligned decisions—using what’s already in front of you.

Why this topic matters

Every decision carries a cost—whether it’s visible or not. When decisions break down, that cost shows up in ways we don’t immediately measure—lost trust, misaligned expectations, strained resources, and opportunities that never fully materialize. Over time, those impacts shape how others experience your leadership, your work, and your results.

You'll learn from

Kathi Laughman

Decision strategist with 40+ years in high-stakes business environments

Kathi Laughman is a possibilitarian decision strategist, business advisor, and former senior business leader with over 40 years of experience in supply chain logistics and business intelligence. She has worked across every level of business—from frontline operations to executive leadership—shaping high-stakes decisions in fast-moving, high-pressure environments.

Her work has focused on helping people trust the data behind their decisions—where it came from, when it was sourced, what was changing, and what that meant in real time.

In environments where timing mattered, and conditions shifted quickly, decisions couldn’t wait for perfect clarity—they had to hold up in the real world.

Today, Kathi helps founders and business owners apply those same principles—so they can make decisions that work now and make what’s next possible.


She is also the author of Adjusted Sails: What Does This Make Possible?

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