In a world that champions hard work and perseverance as the keys to success, quitting is hard. Sometimes it feels downright shameful, especially when you’ve invested time, energy, or money into a decision. However, to become a smarter decision-maker, you need to master the art of quitting, argues Annie Duke.
How can you tell the difference between a worthwhile challenge and a waste of time? World champion poker player and bestselling author Annie Duke returned to X to talk to us about the psychological barriers that prevent us from quitting pursuits that no longer serve us. Using analogies that spanned
A must-watch Crowded Market Report Interviews episode with Annie Duke, who provides thoughtful and valuable insight into the mindset of decision-making. Jason Shapiro discusses the psychology of trading, how to improve outcomes, and leverages his discussion with the newly graduated doctor of psychology. All viewers will have something to learn
Annie joined Renew Democracy for their #RenewDemocracy Rally on President’s Day, Feb 15th, 2021 The rally wasorganized around the foundational principles of our nation: Civic Duty, Fairness, Freedom, and Opportunity.
Annie Duke, author of Thinking in Bets, former professional poker player, and the cofounder of The Alliance for Decision Education, is out with a new book: How to Decide: Simple Tools for Making Better Choices. I recently spoke with Annie about How to Decide. She explained to me why she argues that we should speed
The pervasive uncertainty the pandemic has spawned can fool people into making deeply regrettable decisions, argues decision strategist and $4 million pro-poker winner Annie Duke in an interview with ThinkAdvisor. Read full interview here.
Annie Duke retired from professional poker in 2012 as one of the most successful players of all time. Today, she is taking what she learned at the poker table about decision making and sharing it with the world as an author and public speaker. We sat down to talk about her new
“In the end, decisions are educated guesses. By combining preferences, payoffs, and probabilities, you can think in a more useful way about what the future might hold, and improve the quality of the decisions you make.” Read full article here.
How Portfolio Management is Like Poker Former world poker champion Annie Duke on her forthcoming book, educated guessing and the game she has yet to master. Annie Duke is an author, a former world poker champion, a business consultant and an expert on the behavioral pathways of decision-making. Her book, Thinking in