Sometimes the sheer clarity of hindsight is like life’s annoying way of saying, “I told you so!” Looking in the rear view mirror to see what went wrong is integral to learning from our mistakes, but we often wish for hindsight’s clear vision when we’re forging our way forward. Research psychologist Gary Klein has a startling prescription for that feeling: imagine your plan’s death.
Why You Should Conduct A 'premortem' For Every Plan
Walter Chen, Business Insider
Thu, 02/21/2013 - 8:48am
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