Who wakes up every morning thinking, “I am going to make bad decisions today”?
No one.
Yet we all make poor decisions, more often than we want to. Surprisingly that’s not the biggest irony.
The biggest irony is that intelligent people – those gifted with above average IQ – not only make biggest mistakes but their bad decisions affect other innocent people who put their trust on these so-called smart decision makers.
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