Does age make you to have a closed mindset?
Yes! After a certain age35%
No - unrelated to age, it’s a personality trait64%
I want to say more in comments1%
As we age we need to balance our views on how we make decisions. If we all reject ideas that failed in the past, we would never have the electric cars we have today. Google Electrobat
Does this experience come in the way of making decisions? Or does it inhibit the new ways of thinking just because in the past it worked out differently?
This is exactly what we call experience? But can it play a negative bias?
A closed mindset can manifest as either a negative or positive bias. Relying solely on past experiences can hinder the exploration of innovative solutions. Conversely, completely disregarding past experiences can lead to repeating mistakes. As leaders, it is essential to strike a balance by considering personal experiences, research findings, and insights from peers (perhaps through platforms like Peer Community). Ultimately, each leader must make decisions based on their own judgment. One of my former managers shared valuable advice with me: "It's time to decide. You have gathered sufficient information. Make the best-informed decision you can based on the available information. If new information emerges, we can reassess, but now is the moment to move forward." I strive to follow this approach, avoiding indecision and remaining receptive to new information that can guide me. Through continuous research, I aim to improve my decision-making abilities. While I believe I maintain an open mind, I acknowledge the importance of past experiences and accept that I may make incorrect decisions at times.
Thank you! This is insightful!
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