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How to make better decisions: A critical life meta-skill

David Lee Roth, lead singer of Van Halen, a popular rock bank of the 1980s would insist on a bowl of M&Ms (mutli-coloured candy) backstage, but with all brown M&Ms removed for every performance. Turns out this was not just rock stars being rock stars but a mental tripwire to ensure flawless concert performances. When was the last time you regretted a decision you made? Maybe it was an impulse purchase on an untested commerce site that proved a nightmare to deal with. Or a decision to quit a job for another that didn't pan out how you had hoped. Or maybe you were left wondering how you ended up paying so much more for your car than you originally planned. Investors nurse long lists of regrets. Exiting a stock to then see it double after. Piling into a stock or strategy seemingly at its top only to watch it drop like a stone. The biggest regrets of course tend to be actions not taken. Often out of inertia to change the status quo. Or resistance from imagining worst-cases that never came about. Making decisions is a critical life meta-skill. One where even minor improvements can offer compounding impact over time. This post is a summary of some of the best insights from various resources on making better decisions.

How the Govt borrows and why you should lend to them directly

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The Economics of the Bullet Train and Whether It Makes Financial Sense To Take a 0.1% Loan

Counter Arguments On Uber Economics: What About The Cost of Owning a Car, And Other Deeply Insightful Questions

Mumbai Terror Attacks: Need Better Reaction Support