When People Think Of The

We Are Far Too Willing To Reject The Belief That Much Of What We See In Life Is Random.

An Executive Might Have A Very Strong Intuition That A Given Product Has Promise, Without Considering The Probability That A Rival Is Already Ahead In Developing The Same Product.

The Amount Of Success It Takes For Leaders To Become Overconfident Isn't Terribly Large.

When Everybody In A Group Is Susceptible To Similar Biases, Groups Are Inferior To Individuals, Because Groups Tend To Be More Extreme Than Individuals.

Below An Income Of ... $60,000 A Year, People Are Unhappy, And They Get Progressively Unhappier The Poorer They Get. Above That, We Get An Absolutely Flat Line. ... Money Does Not Buy You Experiential Happiness, But Lack Of Money Certainly Buys You Misery.