Making Better Decisions with Limited Information is a one-week micro-course focused on Herbert Simon's concept of bounded rationality. It emphasizes a practical skill: how to make good decisions when you can't know everything, evaluate all options, or wait for certainty. In the first lesson, you select a real decision—such as choosing a vendor, hiring, or making a commitment before a deadline—and apply this throughout the six lessons. You'll learn to recognize your limits, set a satisfactory level for 'good enough,' assess decisions based on the quality of their process rather than an unreachable optimal, and use situational heuristics. By week’s end, you'll have a well-justified decision process you can confidently implement and stand behind.