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Fooled by Randomness Book Summary
People look at the past and assume it predicts the future, yet it does not. Past events, like current ones, were influenced by randomness or luck, and they are stripped of the daily noise that influenced decisions and events at the time. Life is nonlinear which leads to chance events, so luck plays a big role. When considering a past event in politics, investments and business, look at the costs of the alternative rather than the outcomes.
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Alchemy Book Summary: The Dark Art and Curious Science of Creating Magic in Brands, Business, and Life
A great deal of customer behavior remains a mystery even in a world built on economic models and logical methodology. In Rory Sutherland’s Alchemy, you will see how to apply creative thinking to explain seemingly inexplicable behavior and also learn that some behavior is more obvious than you thought.
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Profit First Book Summary: Transform Your Business Into a Money-Making Machine
The Profit First system is designed to build a business for long-term success by helping the entrepreneur avoid making critical operational decisions based on temporary events that lead to future cash flow problems, like a sudden surge or decline in sales.
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