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How Accurately Do You See the World?How Accurately Do You See the World?

Hans Rosling tests your ability to see the world factfully. A score of 10 or more makes you factful.

John Kador

October 19, 2018

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Advisors deal in facts. Some financial professionals may even believe that they have a little better grasp of the facts than in other professions.

In his new book, Factfulness, Hans Rosling suggests that experts are as prone to seeing the world inaccurately as anyone else. If sound investing is premised on an accurate view of the world, then it’s better to cultivate a reliable fact-based worldview.

In 13 questions, Rosling tests your ability to see the world factfully. Give yourself one point for every correct answer. If you score 10 or more, consider yourself factful.

About the Author

John Kador

John Kador is a business author focused on leadership, finance, and technology.  He is the author of over 15 books and has been a contributing editor to Wealth Management since 1995.  He received an MS degree in public relations from The American University and a BA in English from Duke University.  He lives in Lewisburg, PA.  Contact him on his website, www.jkador.com.