Daniel Kahneman is an award winning psychologist who made Nobel Prize winning contributions to the field of behavioral economics. In Thinking, Fast and Slow he recounts his research journey and makes digestible to the reader some of the key insights that may help them improve their decision making. Kahneman’s book introduced many now common terms into popular culture and helped illuminate the cognitive biases that we all face both at work and in our personal lives. Instead of tediously covering every facet of this long and sophisticated work, in this episode we will delve into the ideas that we found most interesting and that we think you can apply to your work and financial lives.

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Show Notes

• Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman via Amazon


• Daniel Kahneman on Wikipedia


• Magnus Carlsen on Joe Rogan

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Edited by Giacomo Guatteri

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