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The Nobel Prize Strategy to Outsmart Your Own Brain (5 Questions)

Most of us think we’re in the driver’s seat of our minds. Nobel Prize winner Daniel Kahneman proved we’re actually on autopilot. On Better Questions, we believe the quality of your life is determined by the quality of the questions you ask. Today, we are extracting the most powerful tools from Kahneman’s research to help you move from "System 1" laziness to "System 2" mastery. Your mind naturally seeks the path of least resistance. It takes shortcuts, relies on stories, and falls into biases that can cost you years of progress and significant financial loss. This video is your manual for cognitive hygiene—giving you 5 specific "Checks" to ensure your best thinking. The 5-Step "Better Questions" Framework: 📍 0:00 — The Truth About "Mind Laziness" 📍 0:39 — System 1 vs. System 2: Why you feel stuck 📍 1:55 — CHECK 1: The Future Check. Question: "What else could be true?" 📍 3:10 — CHECK 2: The Pre-Mortem. Question: "It’s one year later and you failed. Why?" 📍 4:45 — CHECK 3: The Observer Check. Question: "What would I advise a friend to do?" 📍 6:20 — CHECK 4: The Base Rate Check. Question: "Am I using data or just a good story?" 📍 8:00 — CHECK 5: The Falsification Check. Question: "What evidence would change my mind?" Why this matters: Whether you are leading a team, investing in a new venture, or solving a complex personal problem, these questions act as a "circuit breaker" for your brain's automatic biases. Join the Community: Subscribe to Better Questions for weekly tools to help you think better, decide faster, and discover possibilities that others miss.