Lead with Purpose and Sharpen Your Decision-Making Edge
In today’s fast-paced, complex world, leaders must be both decisive and purpose-driven to create lasting impact. This course equips you with the tools to confidently make decisions that align with your core values and organisational goals.
Through a combination of real-world scenarios, reflective exercises, and proven leadership frameworks, you’ll learn how to balance strategic purpose with practical action.
Whether you're navigating uncertainty or leading transformation, this course will help you sharpen your decision-making edge, inspire your team, and lead with clarity and conviction in any situation.
Through a combination of real-world scenarios, reflective exercises, and proven leadership frameworks, you’ll learn how to balance strategic purpose with practical action.
Whether you're navigating uncertainty or leading transformation, this course will help you sharpen your decision-making edge, inspire your team, and lead with clarity and conviction in any situation.
Open for Pre-Enrollment
Format
On-Demand
Starting date
31 Mar
2025
Author
Mona
Momtazian
Video
2 hours
Resources
Downloadable Workbook
Price
$499
About the course
Learn to use decision making techniques that can improve your outcomes and support your leadership edge.
Practical approach
This learning experience is designed to provide the skills in a pragmatic way that is immediately applicable.
Globally oriented
Strategies shared are globally applicable.
Career growth
Whether you want to boost your career within the organisation you are working or grow at your own business, you can use this learning to enable this.
Leaders who streamline their decision-making processes reduce the cognitive load on themselves and their teams. Prioritising decisions and eliminating unnecessary choices helps avoid decision fatigue.
— Baumeister & Tierney
The most effective decisions are often a balance of analytical thinking and intuitive judgment. Leaders who can integrate both perspectives tend to make more rounded and impactful choices.
— Daniel Kahneman
The best decisions come from a mix of perspectives. Leaders who embrace diversity of thought improve their problem-solving abilities and are more likely to identify innovative solutions.
— MIT Sloan Management Review