
founder's mindset
There is always a way to progression through industries and businesses - marketing the human mind of a founder into one who seeks the dopamine epidemic. Creating a business can be walked through a constant cycle of reinforcing behaviors that validated their productivity, causing them to do more of it. With neuroplasticity, now in a more positive perspective, consistently putting effort towards a pursuit can form new neural connections out of growth and learning.
In a society fully competent with advancement and breakthrough, other than the will to do more, there is always a doubt or self-skepticism flooding into minds. Identified as the imposter syndrome, founders may consider themselves wrongfully as frauds and associate success to other factors than their own work they have put in.

THE SCIENCE AND PSYCHOLOGY OF THE FOUNDER'S EPIDEMIC
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what controls your mind?
Failure
losing control
loop
productivity
winning
ANSWER FOR A FREE FEATURE
What is your virus
that controls your mind
MOTIVE
IDENTIFYING THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TWO INDIVIDUALS MAY BE ROOTED IN DOPAMINE THAT BECOMES AN ALL-CONSUMING EFFORT TO BUILD A SERVICE/PRODUCT. With a low baseline for dopamine than other individuals, increased productivity or achievement is needed to fulfill the same dopamine level.
IDENTITY
IN BECOMING ONE WITH THEIR PROJECT, THERE IS A MASS IDENTITY FUSION BETWEEN THE INDIVIDUAL AND WHAT THEY HAVE BUILT. THERE ARE LIMITLESS TASKS AND THE RESPONSIBILITY TO MANAGE THE BUSINESS BLEEDS INTO PERSONAL LIFE.
CAPACITY
Multitasking is common for business owners, excelling in the ability to shift focuses amongst separate ideas known as divergent thinking. This proficiency also makes them have a strong cognitive flexibility where they are able to identify bottlenecks as well as solutions.










