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Ep #58 What's True or What's False: Decisions and The Psychology of Doubling Down
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Decision-making is a complex process – some processes are more complex than others.
How you arrive at a decision is a process of taking in information both externally and internally and then taking action.
To double down is to take a further risk in a situation or passionately re-commit one's efforts to a cause or course of action.
Summary
- Decision-making is a complex process that is affected by our past and what authorities we choose to use.
- Doubling down will follow decision-making in an attempt to correct course or to strengthen a position. Sometimes like digging a hole deeper in an attempt to get out of the hole.
- It takes years for ‘science’ to catch up to its theories, which are not always accurate even though they seem to make sense.
- Our biases and our authorities corrupt the information we are receiving.
- Beliefs and meta-programs act like biases in choosing a course of action
- Use your history of good decisions and base your decision on structure, not content
- Look at multiple sources of information – recognize their biases also.
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