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How to Make Smart Decisions Without Getting Lucky

By Shane Parrish Ā·fs.blog

A guide to improving decision-making by combining multidisciplinary preparation with mental models like inversion and second-order thinking, and by positioning yourself to take advantage of how the world actually works.

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