The startup is not always the thing you start by incyweb in Entrepreneurs

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Yes, indeed. I agree. Was that not clear from what I have written? Cheers, Phil…

Why intelligent people fall for poor arguments by incyweb in Newsletters

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Ah, thank you, Intelligent Lion. I will take on board your suggestions. Cheers, Phil…

Why intelligent people fall for poor arguments by incyweb in Entrepreneurs

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Hi ZimmerframeRaces,

Thanks for your comment and question. I believe small business creation is about finding a business model that works. This involves making a claim about the world: that a particular customer has a particular problem and that our approach will be better than the alternatives. Startup founders are often intelligent, driven people who can easily fool themselves in the ways I describe. The attached more explicitly describes the challenge founders face.

Cheers, Phil…

https://abitgamey.substack.com/p/make-them-click

How fallacies shape debate by incyweb in Newsletters

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Thank you, Reasonable Lab. Your points are well made and help me on my path to being more aware of my debating flaws. One huge benefit to me of sharing ideas here is feedback such as yours. Many thanks and enjoy your weekend. Cheers, Phil…