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Thinking in Bets
Annie Duke won over $4-million as a professional poker player. Her book, Thinking in Bets, will teach you almost nothing about winning at poker, but it will give you a valuable framework and many useful tools to help you become a better decision-maker. Continue reading
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Tagged book review, decision-making, forecasting, nonfiction, personal development, planning, poker, strategy, thinking, uncertainty
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