Tyler helps people turn their decision burdens into opportunities for growth. After earning a degree in applied math and an MBA, he studied decision science at Stanford. He then spent 15 years helping leaders at global 500 firms (including 18 of the top 20 pharma companies), make large, complex, and strategic decisions. In 2018 he pulled a Robin Hood with Decision Science and founded the Decision Skills Institute to share it widely. The Institute targets broad-reaching efforts like training large groups of employees and various patient populations. Tyler’s best decisions were marrying his wife and having their 10 children.