How Outliers see Possibilities, in What others Fear...
Main/Key Points:
What does it feel like to be wrong?
What hidden and self imposed limits do we place on our own capabilities to learn rapidly?
How can you utilise Ignorance as opportunity and get value for your efforts in terms of R.O.I (Return on Ignorance)...
Why does fear stop us from making progress and how understanding this can provide us with huge advantages...
What's the 'Upside of being wrong' and how Outliers can quickly determine if something they hold as true is wrong they may be onto something extraordinary...
How perspective is crucial and can offer leverage to others as opposed to trying to convince/argue/persuade/manipulate...
Learning Outliers - Charlie Munger & Warren Buffett spend most of their time reading, why?
Plus why Charlie Munger won't offer his opinion unless he understands the other side of the argument better than his opponent... And why this really matters...
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