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# How to Decide: Simple Tools for Making Better Choices

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Review: On The Must-Read Business and Personal Bookshelf - I’ve used Annie Duke's prequel “Thinking in Bets” to describe everything from understanding passive aggressive behavior to prioritizing work decisions. Her follow on book — part practical advice, part roll up your sleeves workbook, part behavioral science treatise - is superb and has become part of my go-to personal and business library (I read a pre-release copy of the manuscript, disclaimer, I have an acknowledgement). The book builds up your decision making acumen by forcing you to think about the frameworks — implicit or explicit — you’ve assembled over time. Some highlights: thinking about pre-mortems as a way to enumerate all possible failure modes and detect them before you end up in post-failure decision states. Differentiating earned or intentional outcomes — results of actions or decisions — from “luck” or outcomes that were not the result of a decision (whether this is losing to a 48-1 draw in poker or a confluence of bad events in the business world, it’s the same thing). Keying on decisions that are repeatable and outputs that create happiness for you; considering the impact of “free rolls” (decisions where there is limited downside for a good upside, like buying a lottery ticket or going on an informational job interview). Finally, I found the dissection of the language of probability quite powerful; it simply helps people to normalize their confidence and risk tolerance ranges using vernacular like “a lot” or “likely” and then translating that into actual, comparable ranges. My electronic copy is a ready reference; have already used the pre-mortem examples several times to play out the “This Is Us” trope of “What’s the worst that could happen?” When you examine your options using rigor, you eliminate some of those worst options.
Review: Greak book but with way too many checklists - Third book I read by Anna Duke! Enjoyed the book and the strategies she laid out for better decision making. However, she provided too many checklists and exercises, which sometimes seems to interfere with the flow of reading. I still recommend it though.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
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| Best Sellers Rank | #72,687 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #89 in Cognitive Psychology (Books) #95 in Business Decision Making #119 in Decision-Making & Problem Solving |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 1,166 Reviews |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ On The Must-Read Business and Personal Bookshelf
*by H***N on October 13, 2020*

I’ve used Annie Duke's prequel “Thinking in Bets” to describe everything from understanding passive aggressive behavior to prioritizing work decisions. Her follow on book — part practical advice, part roll up your sleeves workbook, part behavioral science treatise - is superb and has become part of my go-to personal and business library (I read a pre-release copy of the manuscript, disclaimer, I have an acknowledgement). The book builds up your decision making acumen by forcing you to think about the frameworks — implicit or explicit — you’ve assembled over time. Some highlights: thinking about pre-mortems as a way to enumerate all possible failure modes and detect them before you end up in post-failure decision states. Differentiating earned or intentional outcomes — results of actions or decisions — from “luck” or outcomes that were not the result of a decision (whether this is losing to a 48-1 draw in poker or a confluence of bad events in the business world, it’s the same thing). Keying on decisions that are repeatable and outputs that create happiness for you; considering the impact of “free rolls” (decisions where there is limited downside for a good upside, like buying a lottery ticket or going on an informational job interview). Finally, I found the dissection of the language of probability quite powerful; it simply helps people to normalize their confidence and risk tolerance ranges using vernacular like “a lot” or “likely” and then translating that into actual, comparable ranges. My electronic copy is a ready reference; have already used the pre-mortem examples several times to play out the “This Is Us” trope of “What’s the worst that could happen?” When you examine your options using rigor, you eliminate some of those worst options.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Greak book but with way too many checklists
*by A***U on August 28, 2025*

Third book I read by Anna Duke! Enjoyed the book and the strategies she laid out for better decision making. However, she provided too many checklists and exercises, which sometimes seems to interfere with the flow of reading. I still recommend it though.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Super easy to read and implement!
*by S***T on November 4, 2025*

I dont do a lot of reviews. This book is awesome. Im reading it again as I got it on the weekend and really love it. Will highly recommend and also get her other book.

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