This is not a hard and fast rule. But it is uncannily accurate. We call it “the first 10 minutes” rule. Here’s
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Back in the 90’s we were introduced to a metaphor circling in the business world that likened micromanaging your
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The New York Times interviewed Joan Didion many years ago and she left us with a perfect piece of
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Our expectations are a type of habit. For example, every morning when you start your morning routine, you probably expect
What’s really happening when we “take something for granted”? We stop noticing a person, a thing, an event or a
There’s a phenomenon in the investment world called anchor bias. Basically, it means that an investor holds onto a stock
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