I'm about half way done and yes, I would recommend it. I appreciate how she reframes decision-making from being less like chess (i.e., knowns are 100%) and mor

I'm about half way done and yes, I would recommend it. I appreciate how she reframes decision-making from being less like chess (i.e., knowns are 100%) and more like poker (i.e., there are many unknowns). That is, decision-making and outcomes are a spectrum (and not binary). In fact, just because you get a good outcome doesn't necessarily mean you made a good decision. In a way it's humbling, but it also feels healthier (in terms of mental health). Solid advice combined with entertaining stories.