Volume II · Deciding
The Quiet Forces
Five cognitive biases distorting your judgment.
Five cognitive biases that quietly hijack your thinking, from the Dunning-Kruger overconfidence trap to the Sunk Cost Fallacy that keeps you in the wrong room. Each chapter is a short field guide to one bias and the specific moves that loosen its grip.
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What's Inside
5 forces. One project.
- I
The Dunning-Kruger Effect
Why the people who know least are the most certain.
- II
Parkinson's Law
Why the work always expands to fill the time you give it.
- III
Loss Aversion
Why losing $100 hurts more than gaining $100 helps.
- IV
Survivorship Bias
Why the lessons of the winners are usually the wrong lessons.
- V
The Sunk Cost Fallacy
Why the cost of staying is hidden in plain sight.
Inside the Book
A few spreads.
"The hardest forces to see are the ones you mistake for thinking."
Format & Details
A real artifact.
Questions
The short answers.
Is this just behavioural economics?
Will this help me make better decisions at work?
Should I read Volume I first?
What format is the book in?
How fast do I get it?
What if it's not for me?
Continue the Journey
Where this goes next.
Volume II · Deciding