Choice. Goldratt's Rules

Have you ever caught yourself realizing that you have achieved good results but are capable of more? However, your further actions are hindered by the habit of considering the world overly complex, believing in the inevitability of conflicts, and shifting responsibility onto others. Economist Eliyahu Goldratt, along with his daughter Efrat, offers an unexpected approach to overcoming these limitations. Through a lively dialogue between father and daughter, it is revealed how the principles of the Theory of Constraints, originally created for business, can be applied to solving everyday problems. Goldratt is convinced: the world is simpler than it seems, any conflict can be resolved, and there is a solution in every situation that benefits all parties.

The author's goal is to help the reader see and eliminate errors in their thinking, find important levers of influence in different situations, and make optimal decisions. The dialogue format allows even those unfamiliar with his earlier works and methodology to understand Goldratt's philosophy.