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EPISODE · Dec 22, 2025 · 12 MIN

The Sunk Cost Fallacy (Throwing Good Time After Bad)

from The Resurrection Podcast · host Acusio Bivona

The Sunk Cost Fallacy is an economic term, but it is destroying your life.It is the logic that says: "I have already invested so much time into this bad relationship, I can't leave now." Or: "I have already blown my diet this morning, I might as well eat trash for the rest of the week."You think you are "sticking it out." In reality, you are throwing good money after bad. You are deepening the deficit because you are afraid to admit the initial investment is gone.In this episode, we treat your operating system like a bank account. We discuss why holding onto a losing position - whether it's a bad habit, a toxic mindset, or a failed timeline - is a one-way ticket to bankruptcy.We cover:The Gambler's Trap: Why you keep betting on a losing hand just to break even.The Monday Myth: Why waiting for a "fresh start" is actually just compounding interest on your failure.The Cut: How to accept the loss, sever the tie, and re-deploy your resources immediately.The Resurrection Briefing (Dec 28th):We are auditing the books. We are cutting the losses. We are installing a new protocol. Secure your seat here: https://www.coachcooz.com/briefing

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