How to Overcome Confirmation Bias
Confirmation bias is shaping your decisions right now. Not occasionally. Every day. And the unsettling part is that the smarter you are, the...
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Why Most Organizations Aren't Funding Innovation
Twelve official definitions for R&D. Zero agreement. The US government publishes at least a dozen distinct official definitions across agenc...
R&D Spending Is the Most Misleading Number in Business
Every public company's R&D number is a lie hiding in plain sight. Not because anyone falsified it. Because the number was never built to tel...
The Innovation Metric Bill Hewlett and Dave Packard Used
Every public company in the technology industry measures innovation spending the same way. R&D as a percentage of revenue. Why? Because Wall...
The R&D Metric Mark Hurd and HP Got Wrong
Twenty years. Nearly one thousand episodes on this show. And starting today, we're going to try something a little different this season. Se...
How to Build a Decision System that Protects Your Thinking
The best decision-makers aren't better at deciding. They're better at controlling when, where, and how they decide. It took me twenty years...
How to Quit Defending Decisions You Know are Wrong
Ron Johnson was one of the most successful retail executives in America. He'd made Target hip. He'd built the Apple Store from nothing into...
How to Think For Yourself When Everyone Disagrees With You
When neuroscientists scanned the brains of people going along with a group, they expected to find lying. What they found instead was somethi...
Better Decisions Under Pressure
"We need an answer by the end of the day." Ten words. And the moment you hear them, something shifts inside your chest. Your pulse ticks up....
How to Beat Decision Fatigue
A nurse in Pennsylvania had been on her feet for twelve hours. She was supposed to go home, but the unit was short-staffed, so she stayed. D...
How to Stop Overthinking Your Decisions
You've got a decision you've been putting off. Maybe it's a career move. An investment. A difficult conversation you keep rehearsing in your...
Mindjacking - When your Opinions are Not Yours
You've built a toolkit over the last several episodes. Logical reasoning. Causal thinking. Mental models. Serious intellectual firepower. No...
CES 2026 - Battle of the AI Robots
Welcome to this week's show. I'm recording this episode from my hotel room here in Las Vegas, Nevada, at the annual Consumer Electronics Sho...
Thinking 101: A Pause, A Reflection, And What Might Come Next
Twenty-one years. That's how long I've been doing this. Producing content. Showing up. Week after week, with only a handful of exceptions—mo...
Mental Models - Your Thinking Toolkit
Before the Space Shuttle Challenger exploded in 1986, NASA management officially estimated the probability of catastrophic failure at one in...
Numerical Thinking: How to Find the Truth When Numbers Lie
Quick—which is more dangerous: the thing that kills 50,000 Americans every year, or the thing that kills 50? Your brain says the first one,...
The Clock is Screaming
I stepped out of the shower in March and my chest split open. Not a metaphor. The surgical incision from my cardiac device procedure just… o...
Second-Order Thinking: How to Stop Your Decisions From Creating Bigger Problems (Thinking 101 - Ep 6)
In August 2025, Polish researchers tested something nobody had thought to check: what happens to doctors' skills after they rely on AI assis...
Make Better Decisions When Nothing is Certain
You're frozen. The deadline's approaching. You don't have all the data. Everyone wants certainty. You can't give it. Sound familiar? Maybe i...
You Think In Analogies and You Are Doing It Wrong
Try to go through a day without using an analogy. I guarantee you'll fail within an hour. Your morning coffee tastes like yesterday's batch....