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THE UNFAIR ADVANTAGE with Brian GittAuthor: Brian Gitt
Our decisions shape who we are and the reality we live in. Learning to think more clearly and see reality more accurately can help you make better decisions. As an entrepreneur, you make dozens of decisions every day. Whether those decisions succeed or fail will be based in large part on your rate of learning. Ive found the best way to improve the clarity of my thinking is to learn from what other people have already figured out. Thats why Im sharing what Im learning with you. These ideas have had a major positive impact on my life, and I hope they can have a similar effect on yours. I explore ideas and share insights related to entrepreneurship and personal development. Topics include high-performance teams, decision-making, habits, mental models, learning, technology, meditation, exercise, productivity, motivation, and ways to live a meaningful life. Language: en Genres: Business, Entrepreneurship Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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On judgment-based decisions
Episode 32
Monday, 1 February, 2021
Your decisions are bets on your future. What you decide to work on is far more important than how hard you work. Tactics don't matter if you have the wrong strategy. Your direction matters more than your speed. In the end, you are your choices. Decision-making is the single most important aspect under your control as you work to achieve your goals. Take advantage of decades of scientific research on human decision-making to learn how to improve your judgment. If you want to build your judgment faster and learn to apply principles, processes, and tools to make better decisions, get my free e-book on judgment and decision making at https://briangitt.com/books/. The e-book pulls together hard-earned wisdom and shares the best of what I’ve learned, including the how-to’s, frameworks, and mental models to save yourself the pain of learning the hard way. Learn why to avoid pro-con lists. And access the proven principles and frameworks used by Peter Thiel, Charlie Munger, Naval Ravikant, Jeff Bezos, Daniel Kahneman, Annie Duke, and other successful entrepreneurs, investors, and psychologists.
