Events we experience vividly today do not provide the most useful information to make wise decisions about your future.
The constant bombardment of bad news becomes a problem when it has an outsized influence on your career or business decisions. Just because it’s ‘available,’ doesn’t mean you have to act on it.
CARMINE GALLO, KEYNOTE SPEAKER AND AUTHOR
takeaways of note:
3 ways to reduce the potential damage of “availability bias”:
1. Find the right advisors …those who have survived, and even thrived
2. Limit ‘doomscrolling’ …spend time on content that will empower you for the long run
3. Follow Warren Buffett’s advice …believe the future will be brighter