Carol was a journalist at a newspaper. And so he figured how difficult can it be to write a book and he said, you know, if I have three weeks for a big feature article that's like a chapter for a book. He then realized that writing a book has nothing to do with writing even big, even big articles for a newspaper. So he anchored in his experience as a journalist. This is something that is very well documented in behavioral psychology and behavioral economics that this is a common thing. We all do it all the time. Yeah. Carrot tells this story in his book called working.
Bent Flyvbjerg shares his insights on the key principles that distinguish successful big projects from the failed ones. Through his research and experience, he identifies important factors such as understanding the odds, planning slow and acting fast, and starting with the end goal in mind. Join us as we explore how to master the unknowns and achieve wild ambitions with Flyvbjerg's guidance.
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