Reza Satchu

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340 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2026 last heard 5d ago

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Motley Fool Hidden Gems Investing · Harvard's Judgment Professor: The Curse of Optionality, and the One Habit That Builds Better Judgment · 20 Sep 2026 podcast

They then go to KKR.

Then they come to HBS.

Like literally every box is checked.

OK.

And many of them, you meet them and you're like, wow, I can't believe.

You were born to the single mother in Birmingham, Alabama, or you were born in this family in India, wherever it is, and you managed to get to Harvard Business School.

The trajectory was so steep.

It was so improbable.

And then you come to a school like this and you do entirely probable things.

You go take a job at McKinsey or you go take a job at Goldman.

You take these jobs that are entirely available to our students.

And of course, the reason that's happening is because they're just preserving options.

OK, they're preserving options.

And so because they're like, well, we'll commit to something in the future.

And this just allows me to learn more, see different things.

And at some point in my life, I will commit to the thing that I really want to do.

I mean, it actually raises a much broader societal point, Rachel, and I'm actually writing a book about this, which is.

I think society, there is a massive existential risk to our society, which is that people view commitment as a sacrifice and not as a superpower, okay?

So what you're seeing is that forms of commitment are declining dramatically across all of our lives, right?

So there's a decline in marriage, there's a decline in people having kids, there's a decline in home ownership, there's a decline in people going to church.

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