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Key takeaways from How to Avoid Making Bad Decisions

Avoiding bad decisions is just as important as making good ones. Knowing the warning signs and having a set of rules for your decision-making process limits the amount of luck you need to get good… Open at source

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The rule: Seek out information from someone as close to the source as possible, because they’ve earned their knowledge and have an understanding that you don’t.
But to truly learn from our experiences, we must reflect on our reactions. Reflection has to be part of your process, not something you might do if you have time
They don’t have twenty years of experience—they have one year of experience repeated twenty times. If you can’t learn, you can’t get better.
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