The Danger of Survivorship Bias

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This chapter discusses survivorship bias in relation to success and achievement, highlighting the tendency for people to focus on the end result without considering the hard work behind it. The speaker reflects on their own experiences and explores the concept of 'enough' as an anchor in the face of self-doubt and comparison.

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