Sketchy Ideas
Chris J WilsonGet powerful ideas in a bite-sized visual to help you make better decisions.
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Finite vs. Infinite Games
Have you ever played a game only to realise the rules were different from what you thought they were?
For me, it most often happened when playing Uno with friends who had their own house rules. As you know, when you don’t know the real rul...
7 mental models Jeff Bezos uses to run Amazon
As I write, Amazon is the 5th most valuable company in the world with a market cap of 2.3 trillion dollars.
How did the founder and CEO grow it from a garage in Seattle to the giant it is today?
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The Sunk Cost Fallacy
Hey friends.
How many times have you finished a movie and thought, “I should have stopped after the first 10 minutes!”? We’ve all been there, and that means we’ve all fallen prey to the sunk cost fallacy.
This cognitive bias can have wor...
7 visuals to change the way you look at time
Time is a funny thing. The ticking of the clock is a constant to measure things by, but when you really pay attention to it, time doesn’t act so sensibly. Instead, it’s more “a big ball of wibbly wobbly, timey wimey stuff”, to quote Dr Who....
The frequency illusion
Hey everyone, I’m back from a not-so-short break, and I’m trying a different format. It’s a visual intro to a mental model/cognitive bias. I’ve been writing these for years over on my blog (here’s the whole mental model series), and now I’m...
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