The Secret to Better Decisions: Stop Hoarding Chips

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01 - The Secret to Better Decisions

01 - What do you make.mp4

00:31

02 - Bad decisions and mountain climbing.mp4

02:01

03 - Stop hoarding the chips.mp4

01:48

04 - The line at the store.mp4

01:20

05 - The kayaks covered with dust.mp4

04:23

06 - The green iguana.mp4

03:02

07 - The unhappy dentist.mp4

01:11

08 - Western Union and Random House.mp4

01:53

09 - And now you see the mythical monkey trap.mp4

01:31

10 - The Quentin Tarantino story.mp4

01:52

11 - Assets are a gift from your former self.mp4

02:07

12 - The costs of hoarding your chips.mp4

04:03

02 - The Steps to Better Decisions

01 - Making better decisions together.mp4

05:09

02 - Conclusion.mp4

00:58

03 - Bonus Interview with Annie Duke

01 - Interview with Annie Duke.mp4

15:54

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All day, we make decisions—from what to have for lunch to whether or not to shut down a product line. These decisions shape our careers and haunt our dreams.

It turns out that people aren’t very good at making decisions, and the main reason is simple: we hoard our chips. We overvalue things we’ve built, experiences we’ve endured and assets we’ve acquired. As a result, we get stuck. Too many dead ends and too many regrets.

The promise of this course is simple: You and your coworkers will finally be able understand why we get stuck and what to do about it. With engaging stories and a new way to talk about the issue, Seth Godin helps you see how to stop being manipulated and start leading instead.

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