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The High Cost of Being Right: Prediction Markets, Process Debt, and the "Pyromaniac" Manager
Is the person saving the day actually the one who started the fire? In this episode of the Process Debt podcast, we dive into the world of prediction markets and why most businesses fail to evaluate the quality of their decisions. From "corporate pyromaniacs" who thrive on chaos to the mastering statistical bias. Learn why psychological safety is the missing ingredient in risk management and how a simple calendar trick can reveal if you’re actually a good leader—or just lucky
Chris Terrell
Feb 63 min read


Judging Ourselves by Intentions, Others by Actions
We tend to judge ourselves by our intentions and everyone else by their actions. It’s a subtle bias that feels harmless, but it quietly creates process debt everywhere from missed emails to failed system implementations. It it time to unpack why intentions feel productive, why actions are uncomfortable, and how time, habits, and learning curves expose the gap between the two. Turns out, most treadmills don’t fail we just never turn them on.
Chris Terrell
Jan 103 min read
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