
Discover how homeostasis drives our mind to resolve imbalances, triggering energy-seeking and procrastination, and learn to counter the instinct to delay important decisions.
understand the first precondition: the map is not the territory; refine your mental map by recognizing perception limits, identifying misalignments with reality, and correcting it to support good decisions.
Explore how mind and body form a unit, how hormones, serotonin, magnesium, and cardio-respiratory health influence decision making, and why true free will blends choice with biological constraints.
Explore the four principles that shape decisions beyond emotion: evolutionary reflexes and instincts, imitation, social action patterns, and rational arguments, with examples from bear encounters to mass movements.
Expose the overconfidence effect that distorts decision making and ignores the gap between trust and justification. Seek outside input, such as a mentor, to ground assessments with evidence.
Identify planning error as a common pitfall caused by optimistic mental scenarios and narrative thinking; mitigate by breaking projects down, adding reserves, and using pre mortems.
Explore the second decision method: plan in reverse from the goal to today, establishing steps in the objective perspective (step minus 1, minus 2) to act fast.
Align every decision with your ultimate purpose by using a purpose filter. Define precise goals, evaluate options against them, and take steps toward your well-defined objective.
Persuade others to buy by speaking to emotions, leveraging social proof, and highlighting fear and desire, while tailoring messages to personality differences.
Expose yourself gradually to the fear source and practice public speaking to reduce fear. Replace fear with another emotion, control breathing, and imagine contexts to reshape emotional thinking.
This course is for you if you often find yourself in the following situations:
You want to make a decision, but something inside you doesn't let you;
You have to choose between two or more variants and you do not know which one to choose;
You have often made bad decisions in your life, so now you are discouraged, you do not know what way to go;
You have made a decision, but you have no power to take on the job. Although you have decided, you endlessly postpone to putting the decision into practice;
You often need to be persuasive, to convince someone of something. For example, convince someone of an idea. Or sell something. Or motivate a group of people to do something together.
When you finish these courses, here's what you can do:
You will make conscious and powerful decisions;
You will gain control over your decisions;
You will have the power to resist the instincts and reflexes that make you often do what you do not want;
You will have tools for evaluating the decision variants you have in front of you;
You will be able to take action as soon as you have made a certain decision;
You will know how to influence others. You will know what to say to a man you want to sell something to;
You will know how to use stress in your favor;
You will be able to prepare for a tough meeting, a sports competition, a difficult moment in your professional or personal life;
You will gain a winning mentality.
The human mind is an extraordinarily powerful tool. But it must be used well. You need to know how to use your mind's resources. Unfortunately, you are almost never taught to do this in school. In this course, I will show you some of the ways in which your mind relates to itself and the actions it has to perform. That way, you'll have at hand a part of your brain's user manual. And that's fantastic, because our brain is the best performing computing machine out there.
Give your life consistency! Start deciding well! Decide to enroll in this course: here you will find information and tools that will change your life!
With great confidence in you,
Nicholas