«Ignorance more often begets confidence than knowledge.» - Shane Parrish

not having the right perspective or vantage point, ego-induced denial, and distance from the consequences of our decisions.

The chief enemy of good decisions is a lack of sufficient perspectives on a problem.

In life and business, the person with the fewest blind spots wins. Removing blind spots means we see, interact with, and move closer to understanding reality. We think better. And thinking better is about finding simple processes that help us work through problems from multiple dimensions and perspectives, allowing us to better choose solutions that fit what matters to us. The skill for finding the right solutions for the right problems is one form of wisdom.