Why People With Money Make Terrible Decisions (Pt. 2)
When we work on our weaknesses, we make it easy for our strengths to shine.
When we work on our weaknesses, we make it easy for our strengths to shine.
While it seems intuitive to give those people making money for the company a bigger voice when deciding what to do, it's not always the wisest move.
I started Harmonic Decisions to write about approaches to decision-making from the perspective of prioritizing our internal state. After all, our internal state determines our external actions. That's not changing, but how I will do this will be. Firstly, I'll be taking some time to reevaluate...
A metaphysical definition of food, criteria for a healthy diet, and an ode to Charlie Munger.
Something about winter, food comas, and the calendar flipping to the next year makes this a good time to reevaluate. It's best to start with the fundamentals.
Decision-making is hard. Let's make it easier.