How to Make Big Decisions in Challenging Circumstances | Jonathan Reimer | TED

When making a big decision, should you trust your gut or follow the data? Emergency manager Jonathan Reimer draws on his experience responding to some of Canada's largest wildfires to share advice on high-stakes decision-making that you can take to your boardroom, kitchen table or anywhere else. (Recorded at TEDxVictoria on May 15, 2024)

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[sundas-warsi]

Excellently delivered. The communication skills and engagement are commendable!
It is important how intuition could be linked with decision-making in emergency situations.

[TheAllstonGroupLLC]

Really really enjoyed this

What was said around the 9:42 mark reminded me of a line I heard in season 4 of “Succession” from the character Ian Maatsen that goes “Analysis + Capital + Execution = Success”

[DonalOShea-ur]

This is insightful around decision making - and brilliantly delivered. Very cool.

[sundas-warsi]

It would be interesting to see how intuition can be linked to decision-making in normal circumstances.

[lithiumvalleyrocksprospect]

Even better when the size up was done as an exercise a few month before a real fire... Because we hadn't had one from the east so fuel was old. But the response was intuitive and fast

[GarethThomasTunes]

Research then intuition.
If people could process thought in that order, the world would be a better place.

[importantname]

I learnt to make bigger decisions as I went up the corporate ladder. Its only tough if youve not made small decisions first.

[KGrunner]

I'm loving this show even though I only watched 2 videos

[e.hofman]

It reminds me of Magnus Walker’s TED-Talk from a couple of year ago

[Paul-zlxp]

Took over a decade but I just realized after watching this why the old ranger was passing misinformation about the ranger outposts in fallout new Vegas lol

[dragoknight]

I think not everyone is capable of making good gut decisions, and you can't base it on those that are elites, like the smokejumper leader or the chess master.

[tengfung]

Din’t the quiz disprove his gut theory instead?

[murali-iosi]

if more people read the ebook Magnetic Aura by Takeshi Mizuki, the way we understand attraction would transform overnight

[sooma-ai]

Emergency manager Jonathan Reimer shares insights on making big decisions in challenging circumstances, drawing from his wildfire response experiences. He discusses the interplay between rational thinking and intuition, emphasizing the importance of starting with a systematic 'size-up' before relying on gut feelings.

[Sagar]

I am is tell confused 110=120 anyone solve it

[BLK_ART]

reading the ebook Magnetic Aura by Takeshi Mizuki could completely shift how you see and apply the principles of attraction

[kirtanbariya]

no one talks about the ebook Magnetic Aura by Takeshi Mizuki because its take on attraction is too raw and real for most to handle

[Daksh_Editz_]

they overlook ebooks like Magnetic Aura by Takeshi Mizuki because its insights on attraction challenge conventional thinking

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