How We Think_ Perception, Memory, Judgment - Infographic Version

- Circle 1: Perception – “What I notice now”
- Circle 2: Memory – “What I remember”
- Circle 3: Judgment – “What I decide”
- Overlapping center: Reality (Filtered)
Section 2: Bias Warning Icons
- 👁️ Perception → Attention bias, expectation bias
- 🧠 Memory → Distortion, emotional coloring
- ⚖️ Judgment → Cognitive shortcuts, overconfidence
Section 3: Business & Sales Application
Sales Example:
- Perception: “Customer looks uninterested”
- Memory: “People like this never buy”
- Judgment: “Not worth the effort” → Lost sale
Corrected Approach:
Pause → Ask → Clarify → Re-engage

Better Leaders Ask:
- What am I assuming?
- What am I remembering incorrectly?
- What evidence do I really have?
Training Module Use
- Leadership workshops
- Sales team onboarding
- Conflict resolution training
- Faith or values-based leadership sessions
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A simple reminder that what we see, remember, and assume shapes our decisions. Being aware of this helps us make better choices.
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Very informative article, Paul. Thanks for sharing!
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