Hope everyone is having a wonderful holiday weekend. Given that next weekend is the New Year, I thought this video is perfect as we ponder what our resolutions will be. When you think about new ...

In a 1999 interview for 60 Minutes, Amazon.com, Inc. founder Jeff Bezos divulged his distinctive life philosophy, which he termed the “regret minimization framework.” What Happened: In the interview, ...

Jeff Bezos, the founder and CEO of online retail giant Amazon, utilizes a technique called regret minimization framework to help him contextualize the potential effects of big decisions, which he ...

Jeff Bezos, founder of Amazon and one of the world’s richest people with a net worth around $240 billion, attributes his monumental success to a powerful decision-making framework: the regret ...

Jeff Bezos vaulted onto the Forbes billionaire list at 34 because he did one thing most rising Wall Street stars wouldn't risk. The company went public on May 15, 1997, at $18 a share. A year later, ...

Here is predicament many of us frequently face: How do you make the decision to do something uncertain? How do you know whether an opportunity is real or imagined, and if it is real, whether it’s ...

Jeff Bezos didn’t become one of the world’s richest people by playing it safe. Instead, his approach to risk-taking transformed a garage startup into a global empire, and his strategies can work for ...

Random Regret Minimization (RRM) has emerged as a complementary paradigm to the traditional Random Utility Maximization framework by positing that individuals aim to minimise the anticipated regret ...

Jeff Bezos vaulted onto the Forbes billionaire list at 34 because he did one thing most rising Wall Street stars wouldn't risk. What Happened: The Princeton-trained computer scientist, class of '86, ...