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Thank you. using the product, head to nitrogenwealth.com. One idea that I've liked for a long time, and I've used it in a lot of my work, is the idea that if an idea, or a rule, or a law law is true in one field, it is probably true in others.

You can learn a lot about your field, regardless of what your field is, by studying lots of other fields.

Because so many fields are just under this wide umbrella of behavior. How do people behave?

How do people respond to risk and greed and fear? And so if you are an investor or a doctor or an

engineer or a kindergarten teacher, whatever it might be, you can learn so much about your field

by studying other

fields. Because all these other fields are connected by this common denominator of how do people

behave. And restricting your attention to only your own field blinds you to how many

important things people in other fields have already figured out and learned and documented

that might be very relevant to your own field.

So what I want to do today was share with you a handful of laws.

Most of these are laws that certain specific scientists coined and often named after themselves

from a huge variety of fields, as you see. But I think all of

these laws from these various fields can help you in your field and your profession and your life

regardless of what you do. All right, let's jump right into this. Number one, maybe my favorite one

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