Human Capital Innovations (HCI): Counteracting the Negative Thought Patterns That hinder Good Decision Making
November 1, 2021
Dr. Jonathan H. Westover is an award-winning international best selling author on organizational culture and the future of global work, and is a professor of Organizational Leadership. He interviews Tish Squillaro about counteracting the negative thought patterns that hinder good decision making.
Some of the topics Tish covers are:
The concept of “HeadTrash”, which is any pattern of self-defeating feelings and thoughts that leads you into trouble and keeps you stuck there.
How fear, insecurity, control, paranoia, arrogance, anger and guilt affect decision making.
How guilt specifically can keep managers from making tough decisions, including promoting team members who don’t deserve it, or keeping people in roles they shouldn’t be in.
How not controlling emotions can cause bad decisions for the business because it’s easier not to have the tough conversation, which can result in attrition.
The importance of team chemistry for companies to scale.