Every moment of our personal and professional lives is marked by choices. Often, even unconsciously, we have to make decisions: some are small, while others are large and can have significant impacts. Is there a right time to make a choice and take a specific decision?
In this event, participants will explore the concept of time in relation to decision-making from different perspectives. Specifically, they will be able to:

• understand how to make the best decisions in the shortest possible time. Thanks to the experience of chess champion Luca Moroni, participants will gain insights on how to manage time before making choices
• reflect on important decisions that require longer periods of reflection, drawing from the experience of Sara Loffredi. Some decisions, much like writing, need to be pondered more carefully because their impact can cascade across multiple fronts. Therefore, it is useful to know how to take the time needed to face and manage these types of decisions
• gain a better awareness of the mental mechanisms that drive decision-making with the contribution of Paolo Canova. Some decisions and mental processes are quick and automatic, while others are slow and reflective. Understanding the value and risks of both is crucial to using them effectively in everyday life.