The Cost of Knowing: Why the solution you already know stops you from seeing the better one

I remember the confidence of walking into the room already knowing what, and how we should build. I couldn't resist speaking first, sharing with everyone the direction we need to go. Isn't that what I was being paid for? Why waste time on meetings while the decision is obvious, at least for myself?

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