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Selective blindness: looking without noticing
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Recalling that he hit a lorry while leaving his usual parking space, Montemagno reflects on how routine can make changes easier to miss. He uses a map metaphor for entrepreneurship: decide from the present situation rather than relying solely on what worked in the past. This is an autobiographical reflection; selective blindness is not offered as a diagnosis of the incident.
Key points
- The parking anecdote introduces the risk of taking a familiar setting for granted.
- Updating one’s map means checking current conditions before deciding.
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