The study of mental models is an excellent way to enhance your thinking, particularly when it comes to decision-making. For investors, understanding the mental models—of which there are over a hundred—can help avoid the traps set by our own minds. Studying mental models ...

... for girls. Moreover, depression triggers epigenetic changes — specific marks on genes that may increase susceptibility to mental disorders and be transmitted to the next generation. Early Childhood and Upbringing. If a mother is engulfed in depression,... ... daughter. As a result, the girl grows up more anxious and insecure — laying the groundwork for future emotional problems. Modeling Behavior. Children learn by observing their parents. A girl who witnesses her mother’s depression and hears negative ...

... with THC level restrictions). Sale Prohibition: The opening of commercial shops and free retail sale of marijuana (coffee shops modeled after those in the Netherlands) remains prohibited. Sales are permitted only through closed clubs or as a medical prescription.... ... indicated that legalization would create a false impression of cannabis harmlessness. They predicted an increase in addiction and mental health disorders. Educators: The Teachers' Association expressed concern that easier access to marijuana would complicate ...

... postponing monetization "for later", which can be justified, but increases the risk. The sustainability of the business model is a key point: revenue sources, margin level, pricing strategy. If the company is already receiving revenue, study the ... ... venture risk is right for you. Analyze your financial situation: venture investments should only be made with money that you are mentally prepared to lose without critical consequences. Make sure that you have a “safety cushion” and a diversified portfolio ...