Sunk Cost Fallacy - When to Cut Your Losses

[@nicolasb2723]

Thanks for your work

[@MindKnown]

Thanks 😊

[@giulytsme]

This channel is amazing! You should have much more subscribers!!

[@MindKnown]

Thank you! 😊

[@nikitashutkov1804]

Have been putting your videos into Watch Later playlist and procrastinating on them as I do with many others. I hope to get to them soon as your videos are truly valuable to me and to many others as well. Alike with depression and addiction, the only way out is through. It is hard to believe in the upcoming dawn when it’s the middle of the seemingly never-ending night. Per aspera ad astra. Your channel is on the way to the surprising growth. I wholeheartedly believe in this!

[@MindKnown]

Thank you 😊

[@nawtmyrealnamelol]

i spent over a year playing a videogame i hated (valorant) just because already practiced it so much. It felt like a waste being top 0.05% then to quit the skill forever, so i just kept playing more. It took me forever to fully realize what i was doing. It can be extremely difficult to get past the sunk cost fallacy

[@MindKnown]

That’s a really interesting example of sunk cost fallacy. I’m glad you managed to leave the game after all the effort you put into it! You’re right, getting past it is very difficult!

[@cihan639]

Thanks for this awesome video

[@MindKnown]

Glad you liked it! 😊