1. Confirmation Bias
You look for info that agrees with what you already believe.
✅ Fix it: Seek out opposing views and challenge your assumptions.
2. Anchoring Bias
You rely too much on the first piece of info (price, fact, opinion).
✅ Fix it: Pause before accepting the first number or idea as truth.
3. Availability Bias
You judge likelihood based on what’s easy to remember.
✅ Fix it: Just because it's recent or vivid doesn’t mean it's common.
4. Sunk Cost Fallacy
You stick with something because you already invested time/money.
✅ Fix it: Cut losses and make decisions based on the future, not the past.
5. Dunning-Kruger Effect
Inexperienced people overestimate their ability; experts underestimate theirs.
✅ Fix it: Stay humble, keep learning, and welcome feedback.
6. Loss Aversion
Loss feels more painful than gain feels good.
✅ Fix it: Take calculated risks; don’t fear smart change.
7. Groupthink
You go with the crowd even when it's wrong.
✅ Fix it: Think independently. Ask: “What if everyone’s wrong?”
8. Overconfidence Bias
You think you're more accurate or skilled than you actually are.
✅ Fix it: Regularly review your mistakes and outcomes honestly.
9. Recency Bias
You believe what just happened will keep happening.
✅ Fix it: Look at long-term patterns, not just recent events.
10. Halo Effect
One positive trait makes you assume everything else is good.
✅ Fix it: Judge people and ideas on all their merits, not just one.
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