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Twaddle Tendency Bias

Twaddle Tendency Bias

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Number 20 Of The 25 Cognitive Biases... 

The twaddle tendency is essentially the performance of time wasting activities as a result of confusion.

Examples Of The Twaddle Tendency Bias

Munger gives the example of a honey bee, once it finds nectar it communicates to the other bees the location of the nectar – when it can’t find nectar instead of retreating to the hive it returns to perform an incoherent dance to the other bees as it has no means of communicating what it has (or rather hasn’t found).

How To Avoid Falling Victim To The Twaddle Tendency Bias

Don't spend your time on nonsense.
Have an end-goal in mind and take the necessary actions required to achieve the goal, however don't be so rigid in your plan to get there... "there is more than one way to the top of the mountain"

Don't twaddle with the actions you're taking,. if they're not working then change it up and find what does work.

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Inconsistency-Avoidance Tendency Bias

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Scott J.
Scott J.https://ignorelimits.com
I’m SJ. I’m a fitness enthusiast and published author. I transformed my body from a skinny fat 135lbs with 18% body fat to a solid 192lbs at 8% body fat. I became qualified in a field I was passionate about. I founded several online businesses that allow me to pursue ideas and projects in my life that I am passionate about without having to constantly worry about money. I published several eBooks explaining the training and dieting techniques I used to achieve the body I have today. I learnt a plethora of new information on dieting and fitness by reading and applying what I read, to find out what does work and what doesn’t work, because as I’m sure you’ve noticed the health and fitness industry is full of non-sense claims and BS. I found out what was true and what worked for me and applied that knowledge. And you bet I had fun during the whole process.

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