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Why do we keep making wrong decisions based on gut instinct instead of analysis?

The reason is because of a lack of Data-Driven Thinking

Symptoms They Experience:

Decisions are made based on opinions instead of facts.
Teams fail to use available data effectively, leading to poor outcomes.
Leaders struggle to measure success because there are no clear benchmarks.

Root Causes:

Data Exists but Isn’t Actionable – Reports and dashboards are available, but teams don’t know how to extract insights.
Lack of a Repeatable Analysis Process – People aren’t trained in structured data-driven decision-making.
Decisions Are Driven by Urgency, Not Evidence – Teams default to intuition when under

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Why do we keep making wrong decisions based on gut instinct instead of analysis?