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This episode reveals how our most trusted intuitions often mislead us, and how embracing data can lead to profoundly better decisions in life and work.
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“This episode reveals how our most trusted intuitions often mislead us, and how embracing data can lead to profoundly better decisions in life and work.”
— Seth Stephens-Davidowitz, Don’t Trust Your Gut
Decision-making, Data Science, Behavioral Economics
If you've ever made a big decision based on a strong feeling, only to later question if you truly saw the situation clearly, this will feel familiar a new lens.
Seth Stephens-Davidowitz, a former Google data scientist and New York Times writer, reveals hidden truths about human behavior by analyzing the vast, often overlooked, data trails we leave behind.