🎉 I am excited to share that "Thinking In Bets" has been selected as one of the first books to go live with Google's new Expert Intelligence feature for trusted sources with @Gemini_Notebook. Add Thinking in Bets to your trusted sources now: notebook.google.com/notebook…

What if a scientific concept could help you make decisions about relationships, career, parenting, where to live, and so much more? Corinne Low, associate professor of business economics and public policy at @Wharton, joins @AnnieDuke on The Decision Education Podcast to discuss the power of “utility function.” She argues focusing on utility can help us make decisions based on what’s important to us rather than what’s trending on social media,or anyone else's definition of success. Listen to the full episode for more insights on why every decision has opportunity costs, the pressure to optimize every choice, and so much more. alliancefordecisioneducation…

New podcast episode out with @AllDecisionEd. Check it out today 👇

Have you felt pressure to be the perfect parent? Whether you’ve felt pressure to optimize every decision in your career, relationships, or another area of life, you’ll love my conversation with Corinne Low, associate professor of business economics and public policy at @Wharton, on the latest episode of The Decision Education Podcast. We dive into the hidden trade-offs behind today's parenting norms, how weighing trade-offs leads to better outcomes rather than chasing the "perfect" answer, and why stepping back to question default assumptions is one of the most powerful ways to make better decisions. Check out the episode now! alliancefordecisioneducation…

“How to Decide” by @AnnieDuke offers a practical framework for making better decisions: not by guaranteeing better outcomes, but by improving the process behind every decision we make. Educators, we’ve made these discussion guides to help you facilitate chapter-by-chapter conversations around Annie’s book. Whether used in a classroom, workshop, or book club setting, these materials are meant to be flexible: pick and choose what resonates most with your group. Each chapter comes with key themes, discussion questions, and a hands-on activity. - How to Decide Discussion Guide (General): alliancefordecisioneducation… - How To Decide Discussion Guide (College & Career Readiness): alliancefordecisioneducation… Visit our teaching resources catalog for even more decision-making resources: alliancefordecisioneducation…

Why is randomness so difficult for us to accept? On the latest episode of The Decision Education Podcast, Barry Schwartz, Swarthmore professor emeritus and author of “Choose Wisely,” shares that he believes that it comes down to two things we don't want to give up: our need for order and our need for control. Listen to the full episode to learn about decision-making under uncertainty and more! alliancefordecisioneducation…

This was such a great podcast episode! If you are interested in geeking out on the power of Ulysses contracts, check it out today!

If you haven't had a chance yet to check out the new Expert Intelligence feature in @Gemini_Notebook, here is your chance. Use code "EXPERTINTELLIGENCE" to get a free download of my book "Thinking in Bets" to add to your Gemini LLM Notebook Knowledge Library.

"Figure out how much time a decision deserves. That allows you to proceed at a more appropriate — and perhaps slower — pace. It also buys you more time to line up the most useful facts and details." Thanks to @IBDinvestors for including key decision making data in your recent article! investors.com/news/managemen…

Can you really put a number on what matters most?

I had a fascinating conversation with Barry Schwartz, emeritus professor of psychology at @swarthmore and a visiting professor at @BerkeleyHaas, for today’s episode of The Decision Education Podcast! Barry and I explore why understanding what matters most to you in a situation is the first step to making better decisions, how choosing from a large set of options reveals more about your values than choosing from a small set, and why luck and the quality of your decisions are the true determiners of how your life turns out. It’s a can’t-miss discussion. Listen now! alliancefordecisioneducation…

Over the past several months, we’ve been meeting with authors and publishers to better understand how AI can help people get the most out of their books 📚. Today we’re launching Expert Intelligence, a new way to get insights about your favorite titles from the authors you love, directly in @Gemini_Notebook. With Expert Intelligence, you can: ▪️Add purchased @GooglePlay ebooks to your Gemini notebook ▪️Ask questions, generate quizzes, or create Audio Overviews based on your ebooks ▪️Combine author insights with your own notes

🎉 So excited that Thinking In Bets is one of the first books to launch with Expert Intelligence as a trusted source. If you appreciate the decision-making framework included in my book, please consider adding it to your Google Notebook library now. notebook.google.com/notebook…

Google just introduced Expert Intelligence in Gemini Notebook. It lets you add eligible ebooks you've purchased through Google Play Books and use them directly as AI sources. More than 100,000 books are supported at launch. blog.google/innovation-and-a…

Love this, and Steven and team are so great! The care the team put into Expert Intelligence is inspiring. Using Books with @Gemini_Notebook is one of my all-time favorite use-cases. They go so well together. 🫶❤️

Google just let you chat with the actual books you own. It's called Expert Intelligence. You drop the real ebooks you bought on Google Play into Gemini's Notebook, and ask questions answered straight from those books. In the author's own words. With citations. Here's why that matters. Normal AI pulls from the whole internet and sometimes just makes things up. This flips it. Instead of a model guessing, you're talking to a shelf of experts you chose and trust. And you can combine them. Ten authors on one topic, blended into a single tutor you can question. Think about that for learning. Instead of reading five books cover to cover, you interrogate all five at once. "What would these authors say about my exact situation?" Answered, and traceable to the page. One honest note. Right now it's English books you already own. Early days. But the direction is the good one. We spent two years worried about AI making things up. This is AI finally grounded in the people who actually know.

Life is more fun making decisions than not. Hear from Jenny Just, co-founder of PEAK6 and founder of Poker Power, on the Season 7 premiere of The Decision Education Podcast. She speaks to @AnnieDuke, decision strategist, author, and speaker, about the experiences that shaped her approach to risk, from building one of the world's most successful trading firms to learning how luck and skill interact in every important decision. Listen now wherever you get your podcasts! alliancefordecisioneducation…

What if the same mindset that built a billion-dollar trading firm could change the way women relate to money, risk, and power? For today’s episode of The Decision Education Podcast, I spoke to Jenny Just, co-founder of PEAK6 and founder of Poker Power. We explore Jenny’s career experiences that shaped her approach to risk, why the best decision makers embrace a range of possible outcomes, and why waiting for certainty is often the riskiest choice. There’s so much to learn from this episode. Listen now! alliancefordecisioneducation…

🎊 Excited to finally share Season 7 of the @AllDecisionEd 🎙️ The Decision Education Podcast, OUT TODAY! Check it out and subscribe to make sure you receive all of S7's incredible episodes! 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻