In this Ask Me Anything episode, Michelle answers the question "How do I distinguish what I want from what others want?"

Every decision starts with what you want in the end. Listen to Michelle explain what objectives are, why they are important, and how you can use objectives to improve your decision making.

In this "Ask Me Anything" Episode, Michelle responds to a question from a listener about how organizations should approach decision making in the wake of renewed visibility of structural racism.

There's a ton that Michelle would love to share about how to make decisions with less stress and more clarity. Yet, if she could only share one tip, it'd be this.

In this episode Michelle shares what's at the root of decision paralysis and offers up tips on how to save time and energy in the decision making process

In this episode, Michelle talks about what a decision is and what it is not, while dispelling some commonly held misconceptions about decisions.

Hear decision engineer Michelle Florendo talk about what's wrong with decision making today and what you can do about it.

After launching my first pilot season in 2019 right before my baby was born, I'm back at it with new episodes.

In this episode, I answer a question from a listener: When you've realized you've made an 'incorrect' decision, how do you regain the confidence and clarity to either go back and correct that decision and/or make a better decision in the future?

Have you ever felt stuck while figuring out what you wanted to do next professionally? In this episode, you'll listen in on a woman contemplating that very decision. We'll talk through how to break the decision down into manageable parts, and identify ways to move past any emotions keeping you stuck.

Did you know there is one common mistake people make in decision making, which often leaves them stuck or stressed? In this episode, you'll hear from someone who has been struggling with the same decision for the past two years, I'll highlight the key mistake they're making, and we'll discuss ways for moving forward.

Even the most analytical minds can get tripped up by a complex decision. In this episode, we'll listen in on someone facing a decision with lots of moving parts, discuss what it is that makes decisions difficult, and talk through tips for untangling your next big decision.

In this first episode of Ask a Decision Engineer, I share a bit about my background, what I've learned about decision making, and how people can benefit from being equipped with better tools and frameworks for moving through decisions.

Introducing Michelle Florendo's new podcast, Ask a Decision Engineer