I like the analogy of math proofs. It isn't an account of the discovery process; no reader of a math journal is after an account of the author's inspiration and

I like the analogy of math proofs. It isn't an account of the discovery process; no reader of a math journal is after an account of the author's inspiration and thought process, save that for your bio. The proof is the finished product of all that work. Execs only care about the proof. They're not asking out of curiosity.