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If you were to ask ten people where they believed would be the best place to invites money you will find that an overwhelming majority of them would tell you to invest that cash in brick and mortar. These people telling you that real estate is the best way to go and that is based […]The post Proven Ways to Make Money in Real Estate first appeared on Urban Splatter.

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A cartoon man at a funfair looking disappointed as he plays a coin pusher game, continuously inserting coins with no winnings, illustrating the sunk cost fallacy, while others win prizes in the background.

The Sunk Cost Fallacy is when someone continues doing something because of the effort they already put into it, regardless of whether the additional costs outweigh the potential benefits. It is the psychological mechanism which perpetuates the gambling industry.

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Do you know? Sunk cost fallacy is a cognitive bias. Having already spent so much time or effort on something, we find it hard to let go and move on. But such attachment to the past often prevents us from designing a better future. It traps our energy into activities that no longer make us happy or productive. From the Book #PowerfulFocus written by Meurisse Thibaut #pjgajjar #cognitive #learning #bias #letitgo #growthmindset #growth #continuousimprovement #trap #attachment #prevention…

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Learn how to avoid the Sunk Cost Fallacy and embrace change. Don't let past investments hold you back. Move forward with confidence.

I'd rather be a quitter... than fall for the Sunk Cost Fallacy. We often get stuck on what we've invested a lot of effort into: ↳ We don't change careers… | 63 comments on LinkedIn

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