In my case, I learned the skill of separating my predictions from my “believing in”s (or, as I called it at the time, my “targets”) partly the hard way – by about 20 hours of practicing difficult games in which I could try to keep acting from the target of winning despite knowing winning was fairly unlikely, until my “ability to take X as a target, and fully try toward X” decoupled from my prediction that I would hit that target.
what were the games here? I‘d guess naive calibration games aren’t sufficient.
what were the games here? I‘d guess naive calibration games aren’t sufficient.