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This episode uncovers the pervasive cognitive biases that subtly shape our decisions and perceptions, offering a path to more conscious thought and action.
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“This episode uncovers the pervasive cognitive biases that subtly shape our decisions and perceptions, offering a path to more conscious thought and action.”
— David McRaney, You Are Not So Smart
Cognitive biases, irrationality, self-awareness, decision-making
If you've ever found yourself stubbornly defending a belief or repeating a pattern you know isn't serving you a clearer lens, and this will help you see what to do next.
David McRaney, through his popular blog and podcast, excels at translating complex psychological research into relatable, often humorous observations about the everyday irrationality that shapes our lives.