i agree wholeheartedly, especially about the self-mythologizing. Not only might a person be unaware of the steps leading to their own success, they might intent

i agree wholeheartedly, especially about the self-mythologizing. Not only might a person be unaware of the steps leading to their own success, they might intentionally conceal those steps. I forget exactly where it was that I read it, but when researching the Y Combinator program it was mentioned that the time spent with established entrepreneurs at weekly dinners (time spent off the record) was so valuable specifically because of how heavily these people must normally censor themselves.