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by DanBC
4858 days ago
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> With some regularity I read articles about some amiable, accomplished and brilliant young kid that decides to end their life in the start-up scene This is confirmation bias. You don't hear about all the other people completing suicide. > If a start-up fails, then to some degree it may feel like you yourself have failed, even if that is absolutely not the case. There's a risk that this is extended to everything. "If a new job fails"; "If a new relationship fails"; etc. Really, the article could be saying "Get treatment for your depression" (which is important whether you're doing a start up or not) and "Develop some tools for resilience, learn some techniques to help you cope with life". |
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