Article: Democracy Is No Game
How to save American democracy after Trump is gone. by ANNIE DUKE AND GARRY KASPAROV JULY 10, 2020 Read full article here. The country is burning,
PODCAST: conversations with TYLER COWEN
For Annie Duke, the poker table is a perfect laboratory to study human decision-making — including her own. “It really exposes you to the way that you’re
aRTICLE: fORBES- Don’t Fail Faster, Learn Faster: A Three-Step Strategy
Read article here. “The only way to win is to learn faster than everyone else,” said Eric Ries, author of The Lean Start-Up. And yet, most people —
Podcast: tc after dark
In this podcast, we discuss COVID and two of my books: Thinking in Bets & the upcoming How to Decide.
ARTICLE: Annie Duke and Morgan Housel: Three Tools for Navigating Risk and Uncertainty
What do the coronavirus pandemic and the resulting market volatility have to teach us about risk, uncertainty, and investment decision making? Annie Duke and Morgan Housel explored this
Article: 10 Books that Have Helped Me Feel More In Control of My Life
EXCERPT: Humans are very bad at being wrong, which makes sense: it feels great to be right. So we generally default to assuming we know
Article: WSJ Wealth Adviser Daily Briefing: Developing Country Debt, Credit Card Troubles, Las Vegas Return
Excerpt: After winning more than $4 million in tournament poker, Annie Duke has plenty of experience navigating risk—even the kind of risk that’s gripping the
Article: This Famous Poker Player Can Help Investors Play a Tough Hand
After winning more than $4 million in tournament poker, Annie Duke has plenty of experience navigating risk—even the kind of risk that’s gripping the world
Article: : “How to Hedge Against An Unseen Enemy”
Annie Duke was featured in the Texas CEO Magazine. Read the full feature here.
Article: Decision making by Thinking in Bets: Annie Duke
Annie Duke: American poker player and author of the book, Thinking In Bets Shane Parrish: Host of The Knowledge Project If you have two hours, above-average patience, and don’t