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Annie Duke's advice on decision-making is the best.

When I heard her describe this process on Lenny Rachitsky's podcast, I had to write it down:

The speed at which the job of a software engineer is changing is just wild

Humanity is going to shrink

100% yes 👇

Loved this story from Kayvon Beykpour about meeting Elon right after the acquisition 🤣

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One of Annie Duke's top tips for making better decisions: Set 'kill criteria' before you launch a project—a set of signals that tell you it's time to pivot or stop the project.

You can do this during a 'pre-mortem' meeting, where you think through all the things that could go…

The love keeps coming for this episode

Annie shares some incredibly useful decision making tools in the latest Lenny’s Podcast. I especially like the concept of pre-mortems with “kill criteria”. Useful in all types of investment decisions - be it with corporate capital or your own. @annieduke Lenny Rachitsky

Thank you Lenny Rachitsky for hosting me on your podcast to talk about making better decisions. Great discussion and I hope you get a chance to check it out and listen.

Big thank you to Brett Berson for introducing me to Annie!

Good riff on the merits of writing for builders

Came across this project recently and I just wanted to give it some love. What a neat thing to do just for the fun of it. And what a beautiful book that came out of the work. Great work Joao da Maia 👏