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As entrepreneurs, our greatest asset—and biggest liability—can be our own mind. Cognitive biases are predictable thinking traps that skew our decisions, often without us even realizing it. These aren’t random mistakes; they’re systematic patterns our brains use to simplify complexity. But in entrepreneurship, where uncertainty is high and feedback is delayed, these shortcuts can…
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Emotional intelligence (EQ) plays a crucial role in navigating entrepreneurial risk, shaping how founders handle uncertainty, setbacks, and interpersonal dynamics. Entrepreneurs must juggle high-stakes decision-making, unpredictable challenges, and the complexities of leadership—all of which require strong emotional intelligence to mitigate risks effectively. Using Daniel Goleman’s framework, we can break down five key components of…