Cohort-based Course
Feeling paralyzed by your next big decision? Learn frameworks and tools that will help you decide and know you've made a good choice.
Cohort-based Course
Feeling paralyzed by your next big decision? Learn frameworks and tools that will help you decide and know you've made a good choice.
Hosted by
Course overview
Which career should I pursue? Where should I move? A pro-con list just doesn't cut it for decisions this big.
In this course, you will use better tools to work with all the thoughts, feelings, and what-ifs that weigh you down, so you can make the decision that's right for you.
01
You're a Type-A knowledge worker frustrated in your current role, but are overwhelmed by the decision of what to do next
02
You are at a major fork in the road and can't waste any more time in analysis paralysis
03
You are sick of feeling like your head and your heart are at war and just want to get them on the same page
Learn a Structured Approach to Decision Making
Identify the three components of every decision, so you know where to start and what steps to take when you're feeling overwhelmed
Decipher Emotional Data
Understand what your emotions are telling you: differentiate when they should be set aside and when they should be incorporated into your model
Get Clear on What Matters
Use the Pro-Con List With A Twist method to articulate your objectives in a way that help you make a decision with confidence
Develop a Plan of Action, Even When You Don't Have All the Info You Want
Navigate where to focus when faced with uncertainties and unknowns, and avoid analysis paralysis
Build Your Decision Making Toolkit
Apply simple frameworks and tools to move through current and future decisions with more ease
Strengthen Your Decision-Making Muscle
Put in the reps tackling smaller decisions in a safe environment while getting useful feedback from your peers
Decision Toolkit for Personal Decisions
Kicki T.
Shashwat D.
Phil D.
Jenny S.
John H.
Pallavi M.
Be the first to know about upcoming cohorts
Most people think emotions should be ignored when making decisions, but actually they are valuable data that help you get unstuck... *if* you know what to do with them.
@TheDecisionGeek
Michelle is a decision engineer and executive coach for Type-A professionals.
With an engineering degree from Stanford and an MBA from UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business, she has spent the past 10+ years showing hundreds of driven professionals how to use the principles of decision engineering to grow their impact and find fulfillment.
Michelle has guest-taught on decision making in Stanford's famous Design Your Life course, served on the very first coaching team for Seth Godin's altMBA, is a founding member of the Forbes Coaches Council, spent several years as a Senior Coach at Management Leadership for Tomorrow, and is a faculty coach for Berkeley Executive Coaching Institute.
She also hosts the podcast, Ask A Decision Engineer.
Be the first to know about upcoming cohorts
Active, not passive
This course focuses on live workshops and hands-on projects
Learning is more fun in a group
You’ll be learning in public through breakout rooms and an engaged community
Learn with a cohort of peers
Surround yourself with like-minded people who want to grow alongside you
Be the first to know about upcoming cohorts