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#1144: When To Ignore What You Know

I have — many, many times — made reckless and impractical decisions in life. Every single time it was because I was placing a bet on myself that I could make things happen going in the opposite direction. Often times I lost my bets. A few times I won. The fee wins made up for the many losses (in my mind, of nowhere else). Today we talk about when to ignore common knowledge and be stupid.

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Dre "DreAllDay" Baldwin

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