Delay Intuition for Better Decision-Making

When making decisions, consider options as candidates. Evaluate each dimension separately, then assess the profile as a whole. Delay forming intuitions to gather more information, as quick intuitions are often inaccurate. To delay intuition, focus on separate problems, examine each dimension independently, and withhold final judgments until the entire picture is clear. In group decision-making, prevent premature judgments by focusing on dimensions, allowing everyone a chance to provide input before making a final call.