We have overemphasized the decision-making process, at the expense of what comes after.
As a researcher who has studied decision-making, I have spent a lot of time immersed in research about how people make choices. I have taught decision-making biases and strategies for more effective choices to students and people in companies.
Over the years, though, I have come to believe that we have overemphasized the decision-making process at the expense of what comes after.
