Rabbi Dr Akiva Tatz: A Formula for Decision-Making

In this conveniently practical talk, Rabbi Dr Akiva Tatz​ reveals a clear and systematic guide to tackling life's most complex decisions, as well as tools to combat gnawing self-doubt.

[@buggafun]

What is interesting is that when you flip a coin to make a decision I find that I am either happy or disappointed with the coin's choice and then I know which one to choose

[@blossomdyte7071]

"Our biggest enemy is our own doubt."

[@morrishalawani2672]

Summary:
1-ruthless objectivity look at decision in 3rd person
2-ask your rabbi who isn’t afraid to call you out
3-once you choose own it don’t look back
4-if it’s 50 50 flip a coin and don’t look back

[@Naseefa1985]

Thank you, very helpful!!

[@ishtom8990]

That so helpful, thanks

[@blossomdyte7071]

Thank you!

[@kristine6996]

Thank you So much!

[@blossomdyte7071]

Wow! "[Don't] decide in the territory of the enemy."

[@jakobw135]

How can you (realistically) remove bias? No one is free from it; not even your teacher.

[@____all.is.vanity]

of course you can, its the easiest ting to do, looking from another angle/outside in

[@sabaof8]

And what is the channel for women?

[@The1Arisan69]

Take out NeGeah??i dont have a clear understanding of the word

[@gj6126]

Hi, it comes from the hebrew word נוגע / Nogea ,which means : to touch or affect. The meaning here is to take remove any consideration that biases your thinking.

[@sabaof8]

Women would say, “Yes, but . . .”