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The strategic reality of any business consists of a strategist, their strategic plan, and the desired result. In theory, this reality is more a global subject, but in practice, it all comes down to only one particular strategist. And when it’s time to implement this plan in real life, the specialist mostly analyzes the strategy only through the prism of their own experiences.
As a consequence, they make business decisions subjectively, leading to the real result and the expected one not adding up. In such a case, the strategist wastes their time and the company’s money. That’s why the development of objective decision-making becomes essential for any manager and entrepreneur.
Goals team has conducted extensive research on this subject using Nassim Taleb’s works, The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable and Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder. What is the Black Swan theory by Nassim Taleb? What does antifragility mean? How to be objective and antifragile in business decision-making? Let’s answer all your whats and whys!
