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I subscribe to your contmems as an entrepreneur, with certain additions to your thoughts. I've experienced along with becoming an entrepreneur a certain binary polarization pointing to two opposite possible outcomes: sublime or ridiculous. The line is fine indeed, and I think any person undertaking a new venture feels like (s)he's walking it at some point. It is a lonely psychological experience, only shared by those who decide to try something new. Sometimes as an entrepreneur you want to take small steps, but just like sitting at a poker game where the pot it too big for you to walk away, you have to overbid to stay in the game, and you may not be able to control the size of your steps so well. That is when you hang on to a vision that in the poker game analogy becomes like a psychological bank. And so the polarization happens, because a higher stake requires a bolder vision, which observers not participating in the game can ridicule as (s)he saw the light! . The vision seems to make sense intuitively, but you can never be sure; somehow you hang on to it, as the alternative of failure is not acceptable. I hope I have painted a more nuanced perspective into the mind and more importantly feelings that an entrepreneur's experiences.