Examine the habits and assumptions behind business financial choices
The book connects personal and cultural influences with everyday financial habits and business risk. It introduces the CLEAR model for considering emotions, facts, and alternatives, then examines bias-resistant processes. Later chapters address support networks, implementation routines, and the evaluation of decision-making over time.
The focus is on understanding how choices are made and creating a more explicit record of the reasoning behind them.
What you’ll find inside
- Personal, cultural, and external influences
- Daily financial habits and monitoring
- Emotional awareness and the CLEAR model
- Cognitive bias and risk perception
- Decision review and implementation systems
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