Overconfidence is our brain’s sneaky shortcut, tricking us into thinking we’re right far more often than we really are. This video unpacks why we fall for the Dunning-Kruger effect, how mental shortcuts can both help and hurt us, and even highlights high-stakes blunders like Nick Leeson’s rogue trading and the collapse of one of England’s oldest banks.
Along the way you’ll learn why a dash of confidence isn’t always bad, how honest feedback can keep you grounded, and get practical tips (plus a fun tabletop game) to help you spot and correct your own overconfidence.
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