Where emotional business decisions show up

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Topic: Emotional Decision Making Business

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Primary source: https://secondwindconsultants.com/resource/why-isnt-your-brain-running-your-business

Quick Info

Pricing, protecting payroll during revenue drops, holding excess inventory, and shipping to customers with unpaid invoices.

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Key points

  • When does pricing become fear-driven instead of math-driven?: Pricing becomes fear-driven when products are priced from fear of rejection instead of costs and required profit.
  • What makes excess inventory an emotional decision?: Excess inventory is tied to the owner’s need for security rather than customer demand.

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Which business decisions are most often described here as emotional traps?

Pricing, protecting payroll during revenue drops, holding excess inventory, and shipping to customers with unpaid invoices.

When does pricing become fear-driven instead of math-driven?

Pricing becomes fear-driven when products are priced from fear of rejection instead of costs and required profit.

What makes excess inventory an emotional decision?

Excess inventory is tied to the owner’s need for security rather than customer demand.

Sources

  1. https://secondwindconsultants.com/resource/why-isnt-your-brain-running-your-business

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