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   Ask HN: Is it useful for someone with depression to study psychology?

   1 points by ephelant 8y ago|4 comments
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   by ephelant 9y ago

   Yes, I agree that it's quite a balancing act. I find myself teetering between those two states, more often leaning on the pessimistic side of things which I may be incorrectly categorising as being realistic. I think I might just have
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   by ephelant 9y ago

   Thank you for sharing that story. That’s definitely a very useful skill to have as it saves time and hope for better prospects. I’ve had similar experiences where people seem very interested and set up endless meetings, but nothing concrete
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   by ephelant 9y ago

   Thank you for your response. I very much appreciate the insight.
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   by ephelant 9y ago

   Thank you. The message in the first two sentences are useful to keep in mind as they give very measurable signals. I'm curious about the objective truth in the last sentence. In the case where a team is dedicated but lacks the skillset
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   by ephelant 9y ago

   Thank you so much for that detailed reply, especially on so personal a topic. It's obvious from the question that it is a reflection on my current predicament. I'm at a place where the company is doing okay, but not great. Part of
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   Ask HN: At what point did you realise that your startup/project wasn’t working?

   8 points by ephelant 9y ago|13 comments