Creative decision making using positive uncertainty

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Abstract

For most of his career, H.B. Gelatt has been passionate about writing and speaking on the topic of decision making. After earning his doctorate in counseling psychology at Stanford, H.B. developed a nationally recognized model of rational decision making. Carol Gelatt has dedicated herself to helping individuals and organizations change, grow, and succeed. As an organizational consultant and executive coach, she continues that mission. Coverage includes- To explain the four paradoxical principles of positive uncertainty To provide a holistic, both and more perspective on creative decision-making To help readers understand that the way they see things is the way they choose to see things To demonstrate how to engage in future thinking