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Hey there. I am actually the author. I completely agree with your point. The issue I was having starting the company where my immaturity and naivety hurt me was
by dtawfik1 10y ago
Hey there. I am actually the author. I completely agree with your point. The issue I was having starting the company where my immaturity and naivety hurt me was investing too much into "my problems, my issues, my company." I think a lot of people fall in this trap and come to that realization that you made that placing value into yourself or accomplishments is where you'll inevitably falter. I actually wrote something as an antidote later about the importance of shared purpose in organizations: https://medium.com/@DanielTawfik1/fencing-in-the-mirror-23d5b9cd72ea#.aisqg0cqq https://medium.com/@DanielTawfik1/fencing-in-the-mirror-23d5...
- realworldview 10y agoThanks for adding clarity.
- sverige 10y agoThat is encouraging. I think many learn that lesson sooner or later, since the end of pursuing self is always bad. For some, though, it happens so late in life (or never) that recovery is near impossible.