In this talk, Christopher will be revealing some of the least-talked about but most-important mechanics of decision making across all aspects of life. By the end of this talk, you'll know why buyers remorse happens, how to handle changing preferences, and even how to prepare for those moments when confidence may be waning but you need to make the best decisions possible. The nature of people & drunkenness the "ability to see the board" "comfort limit" - how far you move without fear what chaos could look like vs what it is (hint: when it's limited, it's chaos) bias as confirmation what controls the perception : b/w tax the % metric vs the $ Expectations of the drunken negative reinforcement is the answer? overdraft fees payday loans the purpose of interest bureaucracy/forms how to handle not having enough? (same as overwhelm) scale all scale none, pay 1 weighted scale (NEW) the goal: reduce overwhelm stability is a function of trust trust is a function of repeat success / hope Hacking Your Way to Relentless Sobriety use bias to your advantage - the jam experiment in reverse staying above the law of averages (mean performance over time) how? Tony Robbins 10-20% interest adjustable rounding comfort-limit awareness