N of 1: Using one experience or example to make a decision
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N of 1: Using one experience or example to make a decision
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Summary
In this episode we go over one of the sneakiest red flags, we call N of 1.
This can be a yellow flag or a glaring red flag, and can skew how we think and make decisions. using a single, striking example to drive a huge decision or come up with a framework for ideas. This can cause us to have the wrong expectations, such as incorrectly expecting a person to always be supportive when they only demonstrated this one time. We also talk about the red flag of Lauren not knowing what a lavender latte is.
Please note that no lavender lattes were hurt in the recording of this podcast.
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