This week we have: * Decision Making: Opportunity Cost * Psychology: Broken Windows Theory * Discipline: Voluntary Discomfort * Psychology: Endowment Effect * Productivity: Eating the Frog * Finance: The Power of Compounding * Life Context: ABC's of Gratitude I don't have much to write about this week, so I'll leave
This week we have: * Health: Attention Span is Falling * Psychology: The Dunning-Kruger Effect * Psychology: Sunk-Cost Fallacy * Psychology: Trust Equation * Habits: The Plateau of Latent Potential * Psychology: Mimetic Theory * Psychology: Ostrich Effect Wanting more doesn't make you happy, gratitude does. I was looking back at some of the goals
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