The fastest shortcut to having a big brain: possessing a "capital perspective." There are two ways to view problems: one is called (working perspective), and the other is called (capital perspective). The working perspective focuses on: whether this is worth it, whether it makes money, and whether there is risk. The capital perspective, on the other hand, focuses on: whether it can grow, whether it can be amplified, and whether it can be replicated. The difference is that the former looks at current certainty, while the latter looks at future uncertainty.
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The fastest shortcut to having a big brain: possessing a "capital perspective." There are two ways to view problems: one is called (working perspective), and the other is called (capital perspective). The working perspective focuses on: whether this is worth it, whether it makes money, and whether there is risk. The capital perspective, on the other hand, focuses on: whether it can grow, whether it can be amplified, and whether it can be replicated. The difference is that the former looks at current certainty, while the latter looks at future uncertainty.