They said when they've studied humans how we decide things the more important the decision

usually the less intelligent we become we become more emotional.

I purposely built my life to have multiple flows of income. The average millionaire has over three

between three and seven different sources of income.

In the Wharton book making decisions let me read you something that's fascinating okay

he there's multiple ways the human brain you're going to decide and if you think about everything

every good or bad thing in your life is going to have hinged on some decision who you marry

what political party you vote for in this case whether Robert Elysia be taken down the decision

you make on what you believe on that what career you choose how you invest your money in the stock

market that's all decision the opening chapter of this book that is a Danish proverb he who has

choice has trouble remember write that down if you're taking notes he who has choice has trouble what

does that mean well you know the what's the song more women more problems you know got 99 problems

no woman no cry that was the reggae song Bob Marley but no if we had less choice we would have

less sorrow because you have less regret but you'd also have less happiness so in a world of

unlimited choice that we have like tonight we could decide to go to the playboy mansion we could

drive there get hit by car we're all dead or we could go there and make the best business connection

of our life and it ends up being one of the most important days so since you can't tell things

ahead of time if you want to be smarter here's one of the things that it says and this is really

interesting it says the more okay here it is it's on page 27 consequences of emotional

trade-off difficulty working harder but not necessarily smarter they said when they've studied

humans how we decide things the more important the decision usually the less intelligent we become

we become more emotional we think about it longer we use more emotion versus

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