Key Takeaways The role of randomness in life is really hard for us to accept, especially on the success side It’s MUCH easier to accept randomness when things don’t go our way The way we process the world is driven by our belief structure as opposed to our belief structure
Bonus episode which includes the full interview with Annie Duke, author of “Thinking in Bets.”
Every organization, whether small or big, early or late stage — and every individual, whether for themselves or others — makes countless decisions every day, under conditions of uncertainty. The question is, are we allowing that uncertainty to bubble to the surface, and if so, how much and when? Where
“I’m allowed to be completely confident in my embracing of uncertainty.” Annie Duke is an author, speaker, and consultant on the behavior of decision making. Previous to this, she had an 18-year career as a professional poker player and is the only woman to have won the World Series of
Annie Duke – Wanna Bet? – [Invest Like the Best, EP.125] My guest this week is with Annie Duke, and the topic of our discussion is how to improve decision making. We break decisions down into their component parts: values, beliefs, decisions, randomness, and outcomes. After diving into each, we
On today’s show, Preston and Stig learn from World Poker Champion Annie Duke. She teaches the audience how to think in bets and avoid cognitive pitfalls. In this episode, you’ll learn: Why we should make decisions the same way as making bets How to separate the decision and the result
“When we get really focused on the ‘big’ part, it can drive us to this thing where we just sort of take it as truth that more is better, and I think when it comes to data, we actually have to get away from ‘more is better’ and get into
SUMMARY Annie Duke, a World Series of Poker champion turned business consultant talks about decision quality and improving it by embracing uncertainty. By understanding what drives your decision making framework and shifting our thinking from a need for certainty to a goal of accurately assessing what you know (and what
FROM TED: My guest on today’s show once again is Annie Duke, decision-making expert, former world-famous poker player, and author of the best seller, Thinking in Bets. I had a chance to interview Annie at The Investment Institute’s Fall Forum in Chapel Hill, North Carolina and the live interview follows. Special thanks to Andrea Szigethy and Donna Holly, founders of the Institute, for having Annie and me down for their terrific event.
Episode 18 of the NewRetirement podcast is an interview with Annie Duke — a best selling author, public speaker and former world champion poker professional. We discuss her new book Thinking in Bets which focuses on decision making, beliefs and learning when you have imperfect information through the lens of what she has learned at the poker table and in her own behavioral finance research.