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Anyone who says they're fully self-aware is quite the opposite. The question is never whether your delusion exists — it does. The question is whether it's drowning you without you knowing, or only up to your ankles where you can still navigate. This framework identifies where executive delusion actually comes from, why it sounds exactly like confidence and conviction, and gives three mechanisms for closing the gap between what you believe is true and what's actually true.
By David TurnerAnyone who says they're fully self-aware is quite the opposite. The question is never whether your delusion exists — it does. The question is whether it's drowning you without you knowing, or only up to your ankles where you can still navigate. This framework identifies where executive delusion actually comes from, why it sounds exactly like confidence and conviction, and gives three mechanisms for closing the gap between what you believe is true and what's actually true.