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How do you make the right decisions? Jeff Bezos relates decisions to doors. Richard Branson advises to uncover and remove any decisions' "hidden warts", and Sachin Gupta, CEO of HackerEarth, believes there are three key attributes of good decision-making: impact, complexity, and reversibility. 

They are both one of the richest men in the world but the former uses a risk-averse investment philosophy while the other has a high tolerance for risk.

Every person has an innate ability that is unique to them. That ability is like a fingerprint -- lots of people can carry the same ability but the way they use it is what makes them unique.

According to researchers at Harvard University, when you are faced with a question that requires morality-based answers, you need to ask yourself, “what can I do?” as opposed to “what should I do?”

Setting high standards for ourselves is essential to earn the respect and trust of others and to create a quality life. However, in recent years, we may have become too obsessed with making every single aspect of our lives perfect.

Having information does not necessarily dictate understanding. Your quality of thinking and how deep of a thinker you are does.

At some point in your career, you have received feedback on your performance, be it negative or positive. But you work hard so you it’s understandable that you want nothing but the latter, positive feedback.

Are you reaching 30, and realize you have not accomplished much? Many top psychologists warn today's 20-somethings to stop damaging their future career and relationships by treating critical years as “downtime”  before real life begins.