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Richard Branson and Jocko Willink's approach to risk management
34:32 - 40:20 (05:48)
Richard Branson and Jocko Willink take calculated risks by identifying and mitigating worst-case scenarios, unlike the common approach of taking blind leaps of faith.
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Tim Ferriss learns from his interviews that successful people vary greatly in their routines and habits, and that there's no one recipe for success.
34:32 - 35:35 (01:03)
Summary
Tim Ferriss learns from his interviews that successful people vary greatly in their routines and habits, and that there's no one recipe for success. Embracing individual differences and what works for oneself is key to achieving personal goals and happiness.
ChapterRichard Branson and Jocko Willink's approach to risk management
Episode#175: How to Cage the Monkey Mind
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
Establishing a routine can benefit decision making and creativity by preserving one's energy for the things that truly matter.
35:35 - 37:46 (02:10)
Summary
Establishing a routine can benefit decision making and creativity by preserving one's energy for the things that truly matter. This allows for more effective use of one's unique skills and abilities.
ChapterRichard Branson and Jocko Willink's approach to risk management
Episode#175: How to Cage the Monkey Mind
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
Richard Branson mitigates risks by evaluating the worst-case scenarios and minimizing the potential of negative outcomes before taking action.
37:46 - 40:20 (02:34)
Summary
Richard Branson mitigates risks by evaluating the worst-case scenarios and minimizing the potential of negative outcomes before taking action.