Why Your Biases Might Be Good For You
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 Published On Aug 13, 2024

In this thought-provoking video, we explore the intriguing concept of bias and how it can actually be beneficial for our decision-making processes. While terms like implicit bias, unconscious bias, and confirmation bias often carry a negative connotation, we delve into the science of bias to uncover its hidden advantages. Discover how harnessing the power of bias can lead to more effective decisions and even enhance creativity. Join us as we discuss various types of bias, including overconfidence bias and selection bias, and provide real-life examples of confirmation bias psychology at play. We will guide you through understanding bias in decision making, helping you recognize the cognitive and emotional biases that shape your thoughts and actions. Whether you're looking to improve your personal or professional life, grasping the nuances of bias can open up new pathways for growth. Learn how to navigate your unconscious mind and transform what may seem like a flaw into a powerful tool for success. Tune in to gain insights into the different biases that influence our behavior and how to leverage them effectively! Don’t miss out on this enlightening journey into the mind, where we unravel the complexities of bias and reveal how it can work in your favor. Subscribe for more content on understanding bias and enhancing your decision-making skills!

In this video we explore how to embrace bias for growth. We explore intentional actions you can take to get the power of your bias to work for you instead of against you. How you can embrace bias for growth.
You are biased. We all are biased. To be human is to be biased.
We are joined by Lisa Tromba, author of "Mind Knots". Tromba shares with us how cognitive bias and emotional bias prevent us from rational leadership. We discuss deeply how leaders can develop deep awareness of their bias and take intentional actions to ensure their bias does not impact their decision making and their behaviour. Implicit bias, left unchecked, can be dangerous as a leader. Cognitive bias and emotional bias can hijack the way we think and the way we act.
When a leader is aware of their bias they can surround themselves with complementary biases to improve diversity of thought and to improve decision making.
Timecodes:
0:00 Intro
0:30 Lisa Tromba - Mind Knots
5:15 8 Buckets of Bias
6:15 Where does bias come from?
8:20 Awareness of bias
11:20 Bias working for us
13:50 Every leader is biased
16:00 Selection bias
18:30 - The HORNS effect; The HALO effect
26:00 Confirmation Bias
30:30 Complementary biases
34:00 8 Core Biases


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