I have watched the sixth sense four times at different intervals. I am a big fan of M. Night Shyamalan films. The main reason why I find them intriguing is that the plot twists make my brain spin and form knots.<\/p>\n
Christopher Nolan movies are also intriguing to me. They are always full of plot complexities that make you think more than you will ordinarily. Movies like The Prestige, Inception, and even Batman are fascinating to me because they make me think of movies in a different light.<\/p>\n
I noticed that all the movies I loved have something in common, brain-twisting plots. So, I asked myself why humans love plots that make the brain spin? Why do we always want to buy books and watch movies that push us to struggle in an attempt to understand the plot? I wanted to know why we love the thrill of complexity. I wanted to know what pushed me to watch these movies over and over again and struggle to support their theories.<\/p>\n
Related: How to Estimate Value using Cap Rate<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n During my research, I discovered a few things. According to psychologists, humans thrive on intrigue. The human brain is designed to yearn for and unravel a mystery. It always wants to solve riddles and make discoveries. Our brains are designed to invent, explore, create, and do business as entrepreneurs.<\/p>\n The complexity stimulates the brain, and even if we long for mystery, complexity can damage our business as a real estate investor. To succeed in real estate<\/a>, you must learn to keep things simple.<\/p>\n Entrepreneurs, by nature, are competitive. We always want to solve mysteries, unpack complex situations and create real-time solutions. We are willing to do what it takes to succeed.<\/p>\n Warren Buffett has been my investment mentor for many years. I love his insight and how he sees things from a different perspective. This isn’t the first time I am writing about him. I wrote about him some time ago and explained why I placed him in such high esteem. I intend to keep working with John Jacobus, and Bryan Taylor, my Bigger Pockets cohort, to thrive in real estate by unpacking the wisdom of Warren Buffett. It will be for the benefit of all real estate investors who care to listen.<\/p>\nWarren Buffett\u2019s Thought On Complexity In Business<\/h2>\n