CHAPTER 18
Context disrupts experience.
Advice that's technically right and contextually wrong is one of the most expensive things in a founder's life.
PROMPT ONE
Whose advice are you currently treating as gospel — and how recently have they spent the time to genuinely understand the context you're operating inside?
PROMPT TWO
When was the last time someone gave you advice that was technically right but contextually wrong — and what did it cost you to follow it before realising?
PROMPT THREE
If you reframed every advisor relationship from what should I do to if you were in my shoes, how would you think about it, what would change about who you actually trust?
PROMPT FOUR
Who in your life is currently your mirror — someone who helps you see your own ecosystem clearly — versus your hero, someone whose past wisdom you keep trying to apply?
MORE IN THIS SECTION
- CH 19The power of the collective.
- CH 20From abundance to execution.
- CH 21What steers you through the messy middle.
- CH 22Onboarding is the hidden growth engine.
- CH 23Give your people what they actually want.
- CH 24What to share — and what not to.
- CH 25Integrity and belief.
- CH 26No one is buying your job.
- CH 27There's no glory in an exit.