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Action Bias: Why “Doing More” Makes You Feel Worse—and What You Can Do Instead
Action bias is the reflex to do more when you feel uncertain—more tasks, more planning, more motion—because stillness feels risky. In this article, Dr. Dawn Davis-Reid, PCC, breaks down why “doing more” can make you feel worse, how urgency hijacks judgment, and what action bias looks like in leaders, career or life transitioners, and coaches.

Dr. Dawn
3 days ago7 min read


Embracing Failing Forward: A Path to Success
This article explores the phenomena of failing forward and how you can leverage coaching, and the Reid Ready® PARA™ model, to help you fail forward strategically.

Dr. Dawn
May 14, 20253 min read


Navigating the Storm: 8 Radical Approaches to Support Your Team Through Chaos and Change"
The PARA™ Framework can be a revolutionary benefit to Change Management for organizations.

Dr. Dawn
Mar 19, 20256 min read
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