- This event has passed.
Getting Better at Decisions – A Workshop for Leaders

Better decisions don’t just happen. They’re made.
Every leader makes countless decisions – some strategic, some snap, all impactful. But in today’s high-stakes, high-speed environments, even seasoned leaders can fall into the traps of bias, stress, or overthinking.
This 90-minute interactive workshop is your opportunity to step back, sharpen your thinking, and equip yourself with practical tools to make smarter, more confident decisions – starting immediately.
Why Attend?
Because decision making is a superpower, and you’re probably not using all of yours.
Join fellow leaders in this dynamic session as we unpack:
- Why decision making is the most crucial skill leaders never get taught
- How your brain really makes decisions (spoiler: it’s not always logical)
- Real-world business decisions gone right – and wrong
- The science-backed ways to get better at making decisions
- Creating space between stimulus and response
- Managing emotions and uncertainty
- Making conscious, values-aligned choices
- Tried-and-tested decision-making tools you can start using straight away
Bring Your Own Decisions
Have a tricky decision on your desk right now? Perfect. Bring it with you.
We’ll build in time to apply the techniques and tools directly to real-life examples, so you walk away with not just insight – but action.
Who’s it for?
Leaders, managers, founders, and changemakers at any level who want to:
- Make faster, wiser decisions under pressure
- Lead with clarity and confidence
- Avoid the traps of analysis paralysis or gut-instinct regret
- Learn how to guide others through better decision processes
Your Facilitator
Led by experienced leadership coach and facilitator Ros Jones, this session combines neuroscience, psychology, and real-world leadership experience into an engaging and practical session.
Reserve Your Spot
Spaces are limited to ensure a high-quality, interactive experience.
👉 Book now and level up your leadership, one decision at a time.
