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Don't Trust Your Gut
Book • 2022
In 'Don’t Trust Your Gut,' Seth Stephens-Davidowitz uses extensive datasets to uncover surprising and effective strategies for life’s biggest self-help puzzles.
The book reveals how data from sources like dating profiles, tax records, and career trajectories contradict our instincts and offer practical, data-driven advice on topics such as finding a mate, raising children, and achieving career success.
It emphasizes the importance of relying on hard facts and figures rather than gut instincts for making smarter decisions.
The book reveals how data from sources like dating profiles, tax records, and career trajectories contradict our instincts and offer practical, data-driven advice on topics such as finding a mate, raising children, and achieving career success.
It emphasizes the importance of relying on hard facts and figures rather than gut instincts for making smarter decisions.
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Mentioned in 16 episodes
Mentioned by
Chris Williamson in relation to the book's exploration of people who haven't been priced into the dating market.


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Chris Williamson while discussing the factors that predict long-term relationship happiness.


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Chris Williamson and
Tim Harford in discussion of his books "What Everybody Lies" and "Don't Trust Your Gut"



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Mentioned by Michael Aaron Flicker as books they are fans of, hoping to discuss them in the conversation.

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Interview: Seth Stephens-Davidowitz, author of Everybody Lies, on how to uncover hidden consumer motivations
Recommended by
Chris Williamson as a phenomenal book based on data-driven findings on happiness, attraction, and wealth.


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