Michelle Florendo
Ask a Decision Engineer
Even the smartest people can get tied into knots when making big decisions. Get the tools to move through decisions with less stress and more clarity. Join Stanford Decision Engineer and Coach Michelle Florendo for a comprehensive and systematic way of untangling every decision - no matter how big or small. New to the podcast? - Dip into Season 1 for why this podcast exists and the first few pilot season episodes- Binge Season 2 for tips on how to untangle an upcoming big decision- Check out Season 3 for how to navigate emotions in the decision process- Season 4 brings you insights from expert...
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Michelle Florendo
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9. Jul 2025
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Episode 1 - What this podcast is about 15.05.2019 19:09
To learn more from Michelle about decision making, check out The Ask A Decision Engineer website Her Stanford Continuing Studies course Her self-paced course Decision Toolkit for Personal Decisions Her Decision Toolkit Coaches and Counselors virtual workshop on Maven About Michelle Florendo Michelle Florendo is a Stanford-trained decision engineer and executive coach who is on a mission to tea...
Ask a Decision Engineer - Trailer 1 04.05.2019 0:53
For more resources on decision making, or to ask Michelle a question, head over to AskADecisionEngineer.com About Michelle Florendo Michelle Florendo is a Stanford-trained decision engineer and executive coach who is on a mission to teach people how to make decisions with less stress and more clarity. Over the past decade, she has coached and taught hundreds of leaders across tech, healthcare, and...
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