Creating one's own "reality" to foster a particular goal is nothing new. Does that negate other "realities", of course not. Arguably in recent years narratives

Creating one's own "reality" to foster a particular goal is nothing new. Does that negate other "realities", of course not. Arguably in recent years narratives have become the dominant form of management communication to the extent that factual bases are a not really required sometimes. Such kind of philosophical claptrap should be avoided and given a wide berth, I think, because it seeks to replace "reality" with something closer to "religion".