It's important to be able to reconsider a bad decision. Interesting episode with Adam Grant. So many applications for work and life in general. I've heard of the pre-mortem to try and identify landmines for a venture. Similarly here the recommendation is to look for "kill signals" so you know when to hold or fold. From a corporate culture standpoint, disconnecting people from projects helps them call a project a failure and move on. Too often project owners feel their careers are tied to a successful outcome, but the ability to stop throwing good money after bad is very useful Charlie Munger didn't strive for brilliance but to simply avoid making mistakes. https://www.ted.com/podcasts/worklife
A place to track what I'm reading and learning for my own purposes. Opinions are strong but loosely held. The real challenge is to write coherently quickly, if it becomes too time consuming it won't happen.