Jeff Bezos' Secrets of Making Smart Decisions

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[AustinfromNashville]

Jeff is madly intelligent. I gotta be honest; this interview gave me a new appreciation for his mind

[OC]

There's a real skill in being able to identify which is a one-way door and which isn't.

[leoki]

An interview with this man is incredible.

[helganatt]

Some people hate on Bezos, but if you listen to this podcast, he is a super reflected and intelligent guy who was an aspiring physicist back in the day.

[jsmith_thefunny]

I never see Jeff bezos interviews on my feed. I like this

[filipweisser]

For anyone interested, it's from Lex Friedman podcast.

[hui]

Jeff is amazing. Never saw much sense in his marital decisions but as a businessman he is amazing

[oneaboveall]

Im so thankful for youtube and their podcast it really sheds light on on ppl

[halbesbyte]

As a software developer, this principle sounds very familiar. There is always gonna be the guy that wants to redesign the whole system or wants to start over (second system syndrome). But you MUST always try hard to find an incremental solution that can be reverted after each step.

[ib_net]

Break complex decisions into smaller, manageable parts. Clear understanding leads to better choices.

[Halfevilracingx]

Love listening too these extraordinary guys talk about businesses and life in a chill setting like a podcast where they can be relaxed and let their guard down a bit and actually share some very cool knowledge

[luisescamadonhamue]

man. i need the full interview. just short clips and i can see his mind is bright. wow

[Batmancontingencyplans]

We thought Podcast was gonna be about billionaires being billionaires. But Jeff is incredibly thoughtful guy who makes his decisions carefully after full considerations!

[element]

Love the one/two door decision analogy

[bobbygetsbanned]

Those the types of decisions the CEO should be dealing with. But for most employees the vast majority of decisions are easily reversible and people spend 10x more time trying to mitigate the risk rather than just doing it then reversing it if it sucks.

[wesfiji]

If only they took that advice with 'Rings of Power'

[jayjayxx]

And it was this interview that made people realise…..

Jeff isn’t controlling Amazon anymore.

[tiagomarante]

Me to my boys at 3 am in the casino be like

[browsedrops]

Takes Important decisions carefully - Sun Tzu

[odufoteafolabi]

In essence, slowing things down gives room for multifaceted decision-making