Set up a decision journal that records your reasoning before outcomes are known, so you can separate good decisions from lucky ones and improve over time.
## CONTEXT We learn almost nothing from our decisions because we judge them by outcomes, and outcomes are corrupted by luck. A good decision can have a bad result and a reckless one can pay off, yet our memory rewrites the reasoning after the fact to match how things turned out. A decision journal breaks this loop by…
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