IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL LEARN:

12:49 - How Annie Duke got sick, quit academia, & became a professional poker player.
18:24 - How poker taught her to “embrace uncertainty” & recognize the limits of what we know.
27:26 - How a legendary poker champion taught her to think more rationally about luck & loss.
37:45 - Why it’s important to think probabilistically—and how to strengthen this skill.
41:49 - How Annie helped a venture capital firm to improve its decision-making process.
44:54 - What skills & insights can be transferred from the game of poker to the game of investing.
51:36 - Why Annie never owned Bitcoin or NFTs.
55:13 - How to develop “kill criteria” that will help you decide when to sell an investment.
1:00:31 - Why we tend to make terrible investment decisions when we’re losing money.
1:06:29 - How to think rationally about whether to quit your job.
1:12:11 - How our sense of identity & tribalism can wreck our ability to revise our beliefs.
1:27:53 - Why Daniel Kahneman has a “quitting coach”—and why you should have one, too.
1:42:18 - Why it’s invaluable to open your mind to other people’s dissenting views.

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