Ni’coel and Chelsea pry open the black box of “sound reasoning” to reveal how airtight arguments often rest on shaky heuristics, social conditioning, and personal myths. They map logic as a spectrum, each decision point swinging between sharply accurate data and wild misreads, and show how the aggregate quality of those points makes or breaks a conclusion.

Ni'coel offers a practicum on assessing the quality of reason: quick debrief rituals, preference-surfacing prompts, and rule-breaking experiments that let you recode outdated shortcuts. Treat every belief as provisional, every heuristic as editable, and watch clearer intelligence emerge where over-certainty once stood.

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🔸Cohost: Chelsea Makena’s work spans leadership development, enablement, engagement, and performance. She partners with founders and tech executives to build humane, high-performance systems. As one of CHDI’s earliest collaborators, she brings a grounded people lens that elevates our conversations on human systems.