ThornOS
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<div class="bbWrapper">Hello everyone<br />
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I would appreciate some advice on this topic.<br />
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So you can understand—I’ve had this thing for a couple of years.<br />
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The thing is, I see pretty much everyone as better than me and I think if they went into business, they would definitely do a better job than me.<br />
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I of course know the things I’m good at, but I’m like “oh, if they did that, they would probably do a better job than me.”<br />
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So I think you can see the destructive pattern here. I have nothing to do with people and how good they are, but when I try to skew value, I will definitely think that I can’t do it better.<br />
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As an aspiring entrepreneur, I’m convinced this will work against me. And I think I’m not so creative and I won’t be good at marketing.<br />
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Well, I’m pretty sure that by then I won’t have time to be in my head and I’ll be more grounded in reality, and I’ll have other problems to think about. But I just want to face this problem as much as I can.<br />
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I need to build some solid confidence—not to be unrealistic or delusional, but to really trust my product and myself in general.</div>
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