Christopher Frank

In my last article, I unpacked Quantitative Intuition™ (QI): the ability to make sound decisions with incomplete information. This isn’t guesswork. It’s a proficiency you can build using context, synthesis, and one overlooked skill: asking questions. Yes, something we learn around 36 months of age but somehow forget when we are 36 years old. We … Better decisions: asking powerful questions

In a world where dashboards refresh by the second and KPIs cover every surface, something surprising has happened: We’ve made data easier, yet decisions harder. This isn’t an information failure. It’s a misplacement of attention. We’ve been conditioned to believe that more data equals better decisions. It does not. The truth is, data doesn’t make … Better decisions: the certainty myth