151 | Decision Making Framework for Financial Choices
Most entrepreneurs obsess over business metrics but ignore the data that matters most: their own bodies. David Hauser sold his company for a nine-figure sum while simultaneously failing at something far more fundamental — figuring out what to eat. Hauser, author of "Unstoppable," turned a childhood learning disability…
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