On 1/29 Eric Horvitz, Microsoft Chief Scientific Officer, Mike Miles, HoustonISD Superintendent, David Samuelson, Alliance for Decision Ed Executive Director, and I will discuss how Decision Education can connect classroom learning to real-world success. Join us!
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Games help us understand life, @annieduke.com tells @jennygrankin.bsky.social—the best games involve the two things that characterize life and provide the context for the decisions we make—skill, and luck:
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Ever wish you could hack #DecisionMaking?
Expert @annieduke.com shares practical and powerful strategies for making better choices for a better life! Her @psychologytoday.com interview starts here: www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/much... #Thinking #SelfHelp #CognitiveScience #Success @AllDecisionEd
After every decision we make, we have an opportunity to learn how we can reduce uncertainty when making future decisions.
Great insight by @annieduke.com in conversation with @jennygrankin.bsky.social:
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It’s VITAL we teach students 🎓 to make quality decisions.🧠 Learn more in this powerful @psychtoday.bsky.social interview 🎙️with scientist+pro @annieduke.com ♠️: www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/much... ...& from her nonprofit @AllDecisionEd (loaded with resources & support)!
#TellEWA #EdChat
Persistence is not always a virtue.
A good heuristic: when you consider quitting is likely the point at which you should quit, @annieduke.com tells @jennygrankin.bsky.social:
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“For something as important as decision making, we spend remarkably little time teaching people how to do it.”
Matt Grawitch’s latest post builds on @annieduke.com’s framework, suggesting it embraces more explicitly real life emotion, complexity and change:
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Thinking about quitting? 🤔Hold that thought 💭and check out this @psychologytoday.com interview,🎙️ where the brilliant @annieduke.com ♣️helps you decide what to do about it: www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/much... #DecisionEd #IQuit #DecisionMaking @AllDecisionEd
It may go against your intuition, but good decision making is not measured by its *outcome*—it’s a case of adopting a sound framework as a basis for the *process*, argues @annieduke.com: buff.ly/ciaElUt
Classic example of "outcome bias," or what @annieduke.com calls "resulting." To avoid reckless decision processes, read my blog TEAMpubilchealth.substack.com .
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Thanks to the @forbes.com Expert Panel for including #ThinkingInBets in their article on "20 Resources To Hone Your Leadership Skills" as "a game-changer for decision making under uncertainty."
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h/t to @juliarafalbaer.bsky.social #leadership
For Anyone Following Netflix’s Success: I just finished (& ❤️d) @reedhastings.bsky.social’s 📕No Rules Rules (re. Netflix), where Chapter 6 is about thinking 🧠in terms of placing bets. A FANTASTIC🤩 book for learning such decision strategies is @annieduke.com's 📕Thinking in Bets.🏆⭐️ #Netflix #GreatBooks
I joined Justin Thomson of @troweprice.bsky.social on his podcast to discuss the science of decision-making and how it can be applied to #investing Listen to the latest episode of “The Angle from T. Rowe Price" today. ⬇️ trowe.com/4nmtM0t
Enjoyed collaborating with @jennygrankin.bsky.social for @psychologytoday.com on how to help you make winning decisions. Hope you enjoy the 7-part series, too.
Join me tonight on Zoom for an "ask me anything."
I'm so excited for my next live, 3-week cohort-based course on Making Better Decisions with Maven from April 28- May 15. If you have any Qs about the course-please come and ask!
Register here! docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
Thanks to the @forbes.com Expert Panel for including #ThinkingInBets in their article on "20 Resources To Hone Your Leadership Skills" as "a game-changer for decision making under uncertainty."
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h/t to @juliarafalbaer.bsky.social #leadership
Sharing this cause for a good friend, today. Donate if you can!
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Fascinating, from @annieduke.com
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One thing to learn from Thinking in Bets by @annieduke.com is how every product-related decision is a bet.
Building a feature, defining experiments, scoping MVP, you name it.
What follows, in the vast majority of cases, smaller bet will be smarter.
In other words: build less.
“When we finally quit, we realize we should have done it long ago.” ~ @annieduke.com
It always surprises me in how many contexts it stands true.
Pulling a plug on a new product idea? Check.
Finally, letting an underperformed go? Check.
Heck, my marriage... Check.
Critical Thinking skills are sorely lacking in the West.
Probabilistic resources:
alliancefordecisioneducation.org
@annieduke.com book "Quit"
The Art of Uncertainty: How to Navigate Chance, Ignorance, Risk and Luck (David Spiegelhalter 2025)
Risk Savvy: How to Make Good Decisions (Gerd Gigerenzer)
Did you know former pro poker player ♠️ @annieduke.com has her PhD in #CognitivePsychology & writes about #DecisionScience? I'm so pumped to read her books! 🤩📚🔖 www.today.com/video/annie-...
Decision-making in venture capital is filled with cognitive traps.
I had a fascinating conversation with @aurenh.bsky.social about loss aversion, mental accounting, and knowing when to trust your gut.
Check out our full discussion on World of DaaS: www.worldofdaas.com/p/annie-duke
"I am not in the business of telling people what to decide, but in helping people with how to decide," @annieduke.com writes.
"That is what I did this week when two government workers (independently) sought me out for help." wapo.st/4jJg0mW
You don’t want to miss my conversation with journalist & author Bina Venkatarama on this week’s episode of The Decision Education Podcast! We explore the difficulty of delaying gratification, the power of gamification, & more. Listen now!
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The highest compliment from someone who disagrees with you is not “You were right.” It’s “You made me think.”
Good arguments help us recognize complexity where we once saw simplicity.
The ultimate purpose of debate is not to produce consensus. It’s to promote critical thinking.
There are currently 2.3 million people working for the federal government who have until Feb. 6 to decide whether to take a “deferred resignation” offer.
So, if you're one of them, should you take it Let's discuss. My latest in the @washingtonpost.com.
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Join me tomorrow at 2 p.m. ET for a live chat online with @washingtonpost.com.
Are you a federal worker considering whether to accept a "deferred resignation" offer? Join the chat and let's discuss. #WhenToQuit
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I had a fabulous time talking to author and entrepreneur @sethgodin.bsky.social for the latest episode of The Decision Education Podcast. We covered how both social identities and systems shape our behavior—and ways we can reclaim our agency. Tune in! alliancefordecisioneducation.org/podcasts/epi...
This is an excellent book that I really wish I'd been able to read 40 years ago.
Fantastically useful in all sorts of areas of life. Thank you
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