Issue #495 - Walk and Talk, Fallacy of Equal Knowledge & Tell the Truth Monday

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Walk and Talk

A decision-making process where people walk and discuss issues in three structured loops around the office. (link)

by Rob Bier

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Fallacy of Equal Knowledge

The wrong assumption that if only the other person had the same information you have, they’d agree with you. (link)

by Ilana Redstone

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Tell the Truth Monday

When players and coaches review game footage to objectively assess performance and identify areas for improvement. (link)

by Trevor Moawad

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Three random Three Times Wiser newsletters from the past:

• Issue #103 - Friending Bias, Freudian Society & Announcementitis

• Issue #218 - Organizational Culture, Elon Markets Hypothesis & Tu Quoque Fallacy

• Issue #313 - Mental Sharpe Ratio, Fractal Thinking & Information Herd Immunity

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To your success,

Kpaxs