AdvancedCapitalism & Wealth Creation

Thinking, Fast and Slow

Understanding the two systems that drive how we think, judge, and make choices by Daniel Kahneman.

55 min Business Academy Daniel Kahneman

Course at a Glance

Level: Advanced
Category: Capitalism & Wealth Creation
Learning Track: Business Academy
Duration: 55 minutes
Instructor: Daniel Kahneman
Cost: Free

The Two Systems

System 1: Fast, intuitive, emotional, automatic.
System 2: Slow, deliberate, logical, effortful.

Key Biases

Anchoring Effect
Availability Heuristic
Loss Aversion
Framing Effect
Confirmation Bias
Halo Effect

Key Takeaway

We are not as rational as we think. Awareness of our cognitive biases is the first step toward better decisions.

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Email: anselmo.boaventura@maputobridgecapital.com
Phone: (516) 360-8323
Location: Fort Worth, Texas, USA

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