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Inertia

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Inertia is a physical object's resistance to changing its current state of motion. Inertia can increase the longer you hold on to your beliefs. If you're like most people, many of your core political, religious, and social beliefs can be traced to the family and geographic culture in which you were raised as a child. Have you reevaluated these views recently? If not, you are likely clinging to many beliefs that are in conflict with other beliefs you came to hold later, or that you never properly questioned. The more inertia you have, the more resistant you will be to changing these beliefs, and the less likely you will be to adapt your thinking when you need to.

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Chapter:

Becoming One with Nature

Section:

Don't Fight Nature

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Compound Interest
Two-Front Wars
Multitasking
The Top Idea In Your Mind
Deep Work
Eisenhower Decision Matrix
Sayre's Law
Bike Shedding
Opportunity Cost
Opportunity Cost Of Capital
Best Alternative To A Negotiated Agreement (BATNA)
Leverage
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Power Law Distribution
Law Of Diminishing Returns
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Present Bias
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In-Group Favoritism
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