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001 · Sample output
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Takeaways and chapters from an interview-format episode about planning and procrastination.
Podcast & talk
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the-long-game-ep88.mp3
- 1 h 04 min
- 2 speakers
- Podcast
Key takeaways
- We underestimate tasks because we plan the best case and call it the likely case (the planning fallacy). 6:15
- Looking at how long similar past projects took beats estimating from the task itself. 18:42
- Deadlines you set for yourself work better when split into several smaller, evenly spaced ones. 33:08
Your plan isn't a forecast. It's a wish with dates on it.
Chapters
- 2:00
Why smart people plan badly
The planning fallacy and why expertise doesn't cure it.
- 15:30
The outside view
Reference-class forecasting, with a kitchen renovation example.
- 29:45
Self-imposed deadlines
What the evidence says about spacing and commitment.
- 47:10
Listener questions
Procrastination versus rest, and planning with ADHD.
002 · How it works
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