Dr. Dony Peter

Coach | Consultant | Speaker. Passionate about creating lasting change through cultivating a culture of growth, self-awareness and authentic leadership.

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To counteract the availability bias, actively seek out information that contradicts our initial impressions and take a more statistical approach to decision-making. By doing this, we can overcome this bias and make more accurate and objective judgments. #availabilitybias

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Have you ever made a judgment or decision based on the first thing that came to mind? You may have fallen victim to the availability bias.

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This can lead to distorted judgments and decisions, because we may overestimate the likelihood of events that are easily remembered, and underestimate those that are not.

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6/7 Synergize

This habit is about working together with others to achieve results that are greater than the sum of their individual efforts. It means leveraging the unique strengths & perspectives of others to create something greater than anyone could achieve on their own.

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This book has sold over 40 million copies! and enabled millions of people to make lasting changes and become the best version of themselves. Here are the habits and one practical tip to implement them.
1/7 Be proactive

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When in a disagreement with someone, try to listen to their perspective and understand where they are coming from before presenting your own point of view.

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6/7 Synergize
This habit is about working cooperatively with others to achieve results that are greater than the sum of their individual efforts. It means leveraging the unique strengths & perspectives of others to make something greater than any one person could do on their own.

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5/7 When in a disagreement with someone, try to listen to their perspective and understand where they are coming from before presenting your own point of view.