The Jordan Harbinger Show10 Mai 2018

40: Annie Duke | How to Make Decisions Like a Poker Champ

Annie Duke (@AnnieDuke) is a World Series poker champion, Ante Up for Africa co-founder, public speaker, and author of Thinking in Bets: Making Smarter Decisions When You Don't Have All the Facts.

What We Discuss with Annie Duke:

Thinking in Bets isn't really about poker -- and neither is this episode.
Two things that determine the quality of our lives: the quality of our decisions and luck; we'll learn to understand the difference between the two.
Common mistakes we make when evaluating decisions, namely something called resulting -- which all of us do -- which leads to worse decision quality over time.
How we can become better belief calibrators, and why this helps us mitigate bias in our thinking and in our decision-making process.
How Annie and other world champion poker players have formed decision-making pods with one another to help them get better at decision quality and strategy, and how you can do the same.
And much more...

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