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Pattern recognition is one of the best tools a founder can have. It's also, in long enough doses, a closed loop you cannot get out of without help.
In this episode, Veronica makes the case that intelligence is not what gets smart founders unstuck. It's often what keeps them stuck longer than average ones, because intelligent people are exquisite at building airtight cases for why the wrong answer is actually correct.
She walks through the five tells that you're inside a closed loop, why the closed loop feels productive (and therefore persists), the three things that actually break it, and what genuine outside perspective looks like (hint: it's not your mastermind, your business friend, or your therapist).
If you've been refining your understanding of the same problem for over a year without the situation moving, this episode is talking to you.
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By Veronica DietzPattern recognition is one of the best tools a founder can have. It's also, in long enough doses, a closed loop you cannot get out of without help.
In this episode, Veronica makes the case that intelligence is not what gets smart founders unstuck. It's often what keeps them stuck longer than average ones, because intelligent people are exquisite at building airtight cases for why the wrong answer is actually correct.
She walks through the five tells that you're inside a closed loop, why the closed loop feels productive (and therefore persists), the three things that actually break it, and what genuine outside perspective looks like (hint: it's not your mastermind, your business friend, or your therapist).
If you've been refining your understanding of the same problem for over a year without the situation moving, this episode is talking to you.
Resources Mentioned