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Decison Making & Problem Solving

Expertise And Ignorance: We Are All Ignorant—Some of Us Know It and Some Of Us Don’t

By Kevin Weitz
December 30, 2022
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Kevin Weitz, Psy.D. and William Bergquist, Ph.D. To recognize superior expertise would require people to have already a surfeit of expertise themselves. David Dunning (2012) There is a growing body of knowledge coming out of psychology and cognitive science that you have no clue why you act the way you do. David McRaney (2012) In our previous essay on “the …

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Decison Making & Problem Solving

Enhancing and Accessing Expertise: Finding the Personal Community of Thought and Feeling in Our Own Self

By William Bergquist
December 26, 2022
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We are ourselves a rich source of expertise regarding many matters. While we don’t always fully appreciate this expertise and often distort or make poor use of this personal expertise, it is there for our use – thanks to our capacity to process at multiples in our brain at the same time, and thanks to the recent expansion in the human brain of an advanced mental processing system (the prefrontal cortex).

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Decison Making & Problem Solving

The Future of Coaching – helping leaders overcome ignorance, hubris, blind-spots and become more self-aware

By Kevin Weitz
January 11, 2022
in :  Decison Making & Problem Solving
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In my previous essay on “the crisis of expertise”, I not only commented on leadership hubris and over-confidence, but also that many people (especially lay-people in the context of a specific complex topic) are often blatantly ignorant and largely unaware of their ignorance. A phenomenon in our modern digital world, is that information – and misinformation – is rapidly accessible …

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Decison Making & Problem Solving

A crisis in the rejection of expert knowledge, and the acceptance of “Google-fueled, Wikipedia based, Blog-sodden” information

By Kevin Weitz
October 12, 2021
in :  Decison Making & Problem Solving
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The title “Google-fueled, Wikipedia based, Blog-sodden” is taken from Tom Nichols book entitled “The Death of Expertise”. While this description may be a little over the top, we are living through a period in our history where people are dying (as a result of the Covid pandemic), many of whom could be saved if they followed the advice of medical …

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Decison Making & Problem Solving

Coaching to a New Orleans State of Mind: A Multi-Tasking City and Mind-Set

By William Bergquist
June 7, 2013
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There is a kind of “multi-tasking” that takes place in this remarkable city located on the Mississippi River. It is a state of mind that should be cherished in the lives and minds of the men and women we coach.

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Managing Stress & Challenges

Coaching to a New York City State of Mind

By William Bergquist
March 25, 2013
in :  Managing Stress & Challenges
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This is the first in a series of essays, on how specific cities impact me and I will suggest ways in we might find similar states-of-mind in our clients. I begin with the “Big Apple” – New York City.

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Best Practices

The Diffusion of Innovation: A Coaching Framework

By William Bergquist
November 2, 2011
in :  Best Practices, Communication, Diffusion of Innovations, Entrepreneurship, Leadership Coaching
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A model of innovation diffusion, offered by Everett Rogers, has guided the thinking and perspectives of many people. This model is applied to the ways in which a professional coach might assist her client.

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