More exploration isn't always good, having a space for exploration is more important, instead of exploring everytime. Our intuition about when to explore and when to exploit is fairly enough instead of formal analysis of both the options.

However, if such decisions are forced by sacrificing...

Openess to new experiences seems correlated with exploration. Some people have such traits, while other's go for the safe bet.

More ambitious prople will likely to explore more, since their expectations from future rewards are much higher. This helps is turning down great opportunities and ...

• One option is to make the decision you know is best, given the information available (exploit), but you should add some randomness to it, so to try something new (explore).
• Another option is to deliberately explore when you’ll have more time. In experiments, people are more likely to...

Cultivating spaciousness itself isn’t easy. If you feel trapped, no platitude will open the world up instantly for you.

Instead, you can make small changes that slowly increase the space you have like, improve your finances, health and time management so that constraints which felt overwhe...

When you go to the restaurant you always have a choice: eating something, you know is pretty good (exploit), or try something else which might be even better (explore)?

The human logic mostly favour's picking up the thing you know is good or you like but this doesn’t mean you should never t...