What You See Is All There Is. Assume Less, Make Smarter Decisions
We often make decisions based on readily available information we have in front of us. The recent, the frequent, the negative and the extreme are the stimuli our brain reacts to. The good news is that we can train ourselves to become more self aware and learn how to make better decisions.
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