Less Wrong Today, More Right Tomorrow
I. Barry Goldberg
Executive and leadership coaching. Developing coaching chops in executive teams. Facilitating large group vision and planning events.
If you want to be less wrong today and have a better handle on the future, Wharton professor Adam Grant has a few suggestions for you.
Dr. Grant holds a forecasting tournament each year and uses that opportunity to survey the participants about the “mental models” that informed their decision making. Check?out?his brief description of the model and take a survey?to help you assess your ability (or lack thereof) to predict the future.
If you’re a little more concerned about the present,?check out Dr. Grant’s thoughts about being less wrong?today.
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2 年Reminds me of what Carveth Read wrote in Logic: Deductive and Inductive, (1898, Page 351) “It is better to be vaguely right than exactly wrong.”