Last time it didn’t work. And you know why. This time you practice, practice, practice, making sure you get that one thing right that you missed last time. But when the real test comes, you fail again. Why? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “Forget About The Known Unknows, It’s The Unknown Unknowns That Get You Every Time” and learn a little trick that might help you make better decisions and be better prepared.
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