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Jason Fried2023-12-17transcriptsource ↗context

`1:44:35`

And it's just so true. I find myself worrying about all sorts of things that don't matter and never happen, and then you're like, God, I spent three days worrying about that, or I went to this appointment and it was fine. The amount of worry, and it's just all in your head…

Jason Fried2023-12-17transcriptsource ↗context

`1:45:22`

We haven't started writing it. I can tell you, or I'm thinking about it, and it's going to revolve around the idea of gut and intuition in business and decision-making. I don't really know exactly how they all play in here in a book, but I think we need to celebrate gut…

Jason Fried2023-12-17transcriptsource ↗context

`1:46:10`

policy decisions or whatever it is. Maybe break down some of those decisions in the past, perhaps, or talk about things on a day-to-day basis about how we employ those tools to move forward. So that's roughly the idea. It's very loose right now but hopefully, we can tighten it up and that…

Jason Fried2023-12-17transcriptsource ↗context

`1:46:57`

here's ways that we are often wrong, so maybe that's something to think about. Yeah, it's funny. I had one opportunity to meet with Charlie Munger. Oh, wow. It was on a Zoom call, and it was four of us, and we got an hour with him. Wow. This was a few years ago…

Jason Fried2023-12-17transcriptsource ↗context

`1:47:42`

trust your instinct on that," which is like, a lot of great things happen because you don't know how to do them. In fact, a lot of innovations happen because you don't know how other people do them, and all you have is your gut. All you have is your intuition. All you have is…

Jason Fried2023-12-17transcriptsource ↗context

`1:48:27`

I love it. Jason, we covered everything I was hoping we'd cover. Thank you so much for making the time for this. Two final questions. Folks want to follow up and maybe ask more questions. How can they reach you if they can? And then how can listeners be useful to you? So you can hit…

Jason Fried2023-12-17transcriptsource ↗context

`1:49:13`

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