Mastering Uncertainty

<p><b>Matt Watkinson </b>is an internationally renowned author speaker and business consultant. His first book <i>The Ten Principles Behind Great Customer Experiences</i> won the CMI's Management Book of the Year Award in 2014.<br><br><b>Csaba Konkoly</b> spent seventeen years building and running hedge funds around the world culminating in a $2+ billion global macro fund. Since then he has shifted his focus to early-stage tech investments several of which have become unicorns - valued at over $1 billion each.</p> <p><b>'Mandatory reading. Not just for company founders and leaders but for anyone wanting to succeed in our ever-changing world.' Keith Ferrazzi</b><br><br>What separates the world's most successful entrepreneurs and business tycoons from the rest? It's not their superhuman intelligence. It's something more fundamental: they understand how to turn uncertainty to their advantage.<br><br>We all know that the future is inherently unknowable and yet we behave and plan as though it is. Once we truly understand the nature of uncertainty though we can take practical steps to make the most of the opportunities that come our way. In <i>Mastering Uncertainty </i>award-winning author Matt Watkinson and investor and entrepreneur Csaba Konkoly offer a masterclass on the workings of luck and probability. They show how to calculate when to make big bets and when to pull back. And they offer supremely practical advice on how we can improve our odds whether through maximising our networks learning how to read warning signs or assessing where best to place our energies.<br><br>The unforeseen always occurs. <i>Mastering Uncertainty </i>shows you how to prepare for it and make the best use of it.</p> <p><i>Mastering Uncertainty</i> is mandatory reading. Not just for company founders and leaders but for anyone wanting to<br>succeed in our ever-changing world.</p> <i>Mastering Uncertainty </i>is a comprehensive instruction manual for how to succeed in a world beyond our control. A fantastic empowering read. Management consultants will hate this book (while secretly agreeing with it).