How to Calculate Expected Value & Make Better Decisions

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How good are you at predicting the outcomes of your decisions? What’s a simple way to improve this skill? In Doing Good Better, William MacAskill uses the concept of expected value to help readers make more informed decisions about their altruistic efforts. He explains how this principle, commonly used in betting and poker, can be applied to career choices and charitable giving. Read on to discover how to calculate expected value to make better decisions.

Mo Gawdat’s Approach to AI: 3 Ways to Put AI on a Positive Path

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Can we shape AI’s understanding of human values? What if we could guide artificial intelligence to make the world a better place? Mo Gawdat’s book Scary Smart offers a hope-filled approach to AI development. He suggests treating AI like a child we need to nurture and teach. The author outlines three key areas we should focus on to ensure AI aligns with human values. Read on to discover how you can play a role in shaping the future of AI—and the world.

Counterfactual Reasoning & Effective Altruism (MacAskill)

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Do you ever think about what could have been? How can answering that question help you make better decisions? In his book Doing Good Better, William MacAskill presents the concept of counterfactual reasoning as a tool for effective altruism. He explains how this approach can help you evaluate the real-world impact of your charitable choices and career decisions. Read more to discover a more strategic approach to making a difference in the world.

How to Do a Time Audit: 4 Steps to Managing Your Time

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Are you feeling overwhelmed by your daily tasks? Do you wonder where all your time goes? A time audit can help you regain control of your schedule. In his book Buy Back Your Time, Dan Martell outlines a simple process to analyze your activities and get a handle on how your time is allocated. This method allows you to identify high-value tasks and energy-draining activities. Read more to get details on Martell’s four-step time audit process and discover how it can transform your daily routine.

5 Time Wasters at Work That Might Surprise You (Dan Martell)

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Are you struggling with time management at work? Do you find yourself caught in a cycle of chaos and stress? In his book Buy Back Your Time, Dan Martell explores common time wasters at work and how to overcome them. He offers insights into habits that drain entrepreneurs’ energy and productivity, providing strategies to identify and confront these behaviors. Read on to discover how you can stop wasting time at work by changing some of your habits.

How to Create a Weekly Work Schedule in 3 Steps (Dan Martell)

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Are you struggling to make the most of your time? Do you feel like your days are slipping away without accomplishing what matters most? Creating a weekly work schedule can be a game-changer for your productivity. In Buy Back Your Time, Dan Martell offers practical advice on optimizing your schedule to maximize efficiency and focus on high-value tasks. Continue reading for Martell’s strategies for creating a weekly work schedule that’s designed for you.

Your Annual Goal: 4 Steps to Reaching It One Day at a Time

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Do you feel like you’re spinning your wheels, never quite reaching your goals? Where do you want your life to be a year from now? In Buy Back Your Time, Dan Martell offers a practical approach that can help you set and achieve an annual goal. He outlines a step-by-step process to clarify your vision, create an actionable plan, and align your goals with reality. Read on to learn how to make this next year your most successful yet.

The Entrepreneur’s Schedule: Weekly & Annual Plans for Efficiency

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Do you feel like you’re always running out of time? Are you an entrepreneur struggling to juggle your countless responsibilities? In Buy Back Your Time, Dan Martell offers valuable insights on creating an effective entrepreneur’s schedule. He provides strategies for optimizing your weekly and yearly plans to maximize productivity and achieve your goals. Read on to discover how you can transform your time management skills and take control of your entrepreneurial journey.

Kathryn Schulz’s Being Wrong: Book Overview & Takeaways

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Do you laugh at your mistakes? Even more important, do you leverage your mistakes? Kathryn Schulz’s book Being Wrong encourages readers to view errors as opportunities for growth rather than sources of shame. The book examines how perceptions of reality become distorted and offers strategies for gracefully accepting your fallibility. Continue reading for an overview of this book that will help you enjoy, as Schulz puts it, “adventures in the margin of error.”

What if You’re Wrong? The Journey From Denial to Growth

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What does it feel like to be completely wrong about something? What if you’re wrong about a belief that’s central to your identity? In her book Being Wrong, Kathryn Schulz explores the emotional journey of discovering and coping with our mistakes. She delves into the stages we go through when confronted with error, from denial to acceptance. Keep reading to discover how embracing uncertainty can lead to personal growth and compassion for others.