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Also, the saying, "Fake it 'til you make it". The study looked at perceived athleticism. I wonder if the same could be said about entrepreneurship?
by aluminussoma 10y ago
Also, the saying, "Fake it 'til you make it".
The study looked at perceived athleticism. I wonder if the same could be said about entrepreneurship?
- rustynails 10y agoI drew a similar conclusion. In order to lie to someone else, you need to believe it yourself. Steve Jobs' reality distortion field is an example. I found for myself that if I had self doubt, I could become paralysed with fear. If I didn't ask myself if I could, then I made it happen. This isn't quite the same, but it's very similar. This attitude required some deceit as I rarely said I couldn't do something. This could be linked to be the Peter principle.