The Most Important Human Skill Is Not Talent, Management, or Eloquence, but Judgment
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Behind the machine is the person running it.
People are flawed, and they make constant bad decisions. Once you truly understand people, you don't need to defeat the machine to win.
A person's most vital skill isn't technique, management, or eloquence—it's judgment. This best explains why choice outweighs effort:
Choice isn't a one-time event; it's every single decision. High success rates stem from judgment, and judgment comes from understanding people. #ReadingNotes
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