Sunk Cost: The Power Invested in the Past
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Capital loss after investment failure
The irreversibility of time and energy
Sunk and irrecoverable costs
The concept of sunk costs in economics
The persistence in unfinished tasks
Avoid the tendency to admit mistakes.
The influence of loss aversion
Sunk Costs from a Psychological Perspective
Project delay and additional investment
Market exit barriers
Sunk Costs in Business Decisions
Ongoing investment in relationships
The persistence of hobbies or habits
The sunk cost in personal life
Common Scenarios of Sunk Costs
The Definition and Understanding of Sunk Costs
Disregard future benefit assessment
Overemphasizing past investments
Cause resource misallocation
Interference in the decision-making process
Impact on mental health
Regret and self-blame emotions
Hinder the attempt of new opportunities
Psychological burden
Set the cost recovery standard
Regularly evaluate project value
Clarify decision boundaries
Accept failure and learn to let go.
Cultivate a growth mindset
Psychological adjustment and acceptance
Strategies and Skills
The Impact and Response to Sunk Costs
The importance of cost-benefit analysis
Flexibly adjust strategies to cope with uncertainty
Project Evaluation and Risk Management
Application in Business Management
Set goals and boundaries
Cultivate self-reflection ability
Learn to cut losses and avoid over-investment.
Application in personal growth
Educating the public to understand sunk costs
Promote the rational allocation of resources and sustainable development
Insights into Society
The Application and Insights of Sunk Costs
Sunk Cost: The Power Invested in the Past
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