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Next AMA is December 11th at 3pm Eastern
My next AMA will be on December 11th at 3pm eastern. This will be a zoom for paid subscribers only. I will send out a link the day of. Mark your calendars!Thinking in Bets is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.
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Why Quitters Win
I did a fireside chat with the Folks over at X, Google’s innovation hub on why quitters win. Posting it here and hope you enjoy!
Q&A with Matt Abrahams, lecturer at Stanford Graduate School of Business, author of Think Faster, Talk Smarter
Being put on the spot at work fills a lot of us with dread. How to turn these scary situations into opportunities to shine.
Halloween Open Thread
Ask me anything, share what’s on your mind. Let’s start a spooky discussion about decision making (or anything else!)
Why Tribe Divides Us
Q&A with Jay Van Bavel, NYU psychologist, author, and leading research scientist on the effects of group identities, values, and beliefs, especially in politics
A Visual Synopsis of QUIT from Dani Saveker
I was first introduced to Dani Saveker’s work when I published Thinking in Bets. She produces beautiful visual synopses of inspiring content. I was so honored she felt Thinking in Bets was worthy of her attention. This week she shared with me this captivating visual synopsis of
How our brains are wired for nostalgia…and much more
A wide-ranging conversation with Steven Pinker
A Little (Scientific) Knowledge is a Dangerous Thing
People with an intermediate understanding of science are prone to a menacing combination of overconfidence and anti-science attitudes.
Paid Subscriber AMA at 4pm Eastern Today (9/25/23)
Zoom link for Today’s AMA below