Saturday, October 11, 2008
Tips for maintaining objectivity
Here is one page summary of cognitive distortions thanks to Michael Prescott. Has some good advice!
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- Henry Scuoteguazza worked as an account engineer with one of the world’s largest industrial property insurers where he provides loss prevention advice to CFO’s and Risk Managers for Fortune 500 customers. His other interests include philosophy (of course), coaching high school tennis, playing tennis and skiing.
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