Tag: decision-making
All the articles with the tag "decision-making".
Why studying more makes you dumber
Decision-making series 1: more information didn't make expert racing analysts any more accurate. It only made them more sure they were right.
How to live doing only what you're good at
Three ways to work your circle of competence: map it honestly, build it deeper instead of wider, and pay someone else for everything outside it.
Why you shouldn't blindly follow your gut
Your gut is fast, and it stops at the first result. Second-order thinking asks 'and then what?' so you can see the second and third-order results coming.
Why you should never stack side jobs
Charlie Munger said knowing what you don't know beats being smart. Your circle of competence is the ground where you hold the advantage, and every side job outside it is a game stacked against you.