The reframe that changed everything: For years I treated procrastination as a time management problem. I built schedules, set timers, […]
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The most uncomfortable self-knowledge: The less you know about something, the more confident you tend to feel. The more you
The price you never see: Every decision has two costs. The one you pay, and the one you don’t —
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The premise that changed everything: Annie Duke won millions playing poker at the highest levels. Her central argument in this
Risk is not a single thing: For most of my adult life, I thought about risk as a dial —
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One question becomes three: When I face a decision I can’t think clearly about, I ask how I’ll feel about
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The problem with studying success: We learn from the people and businesses that made it. We read their books, follow
The most dangerous bias is the invisible one: Confirmation bias doesn’t feel like a bias. It feels like pattern recognition, careful
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The uncomfortable discovery: Three years ago, I started writing down my important decisions before making them — the reasoning, the assumptions,
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The question that changed how I make decisions: Most people ask “what will happen?” Second-order thinkers ask “and then what?” That
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