Playing it safe isn’t always the wise choice. But how do you take intelligent risk? In this episode, Andy talks to Jonah Sachs, author of “Unsafe Thinking,” about making counterintuitive decisions that may help you thrive in business.
1:31: What’s Wrong With Being Safe?
3:08: What’s The Best Way To Deal With Change?
5:24: How Can You Use Fear As Fuel?
8:52: What’s Wrong With Being An Expert?
12:27: Are Gut Decisions Effective?
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