When Fake It Till You Make It Goes Wrong: A Lesson For Entrepreneurs
There are many stories where “fake it till you make it” went horribly wrong. Read on to learn from the hilariously dramatic rise and fall of Elizabeth Holmes, Adam Neumann, and more entrepreneurs.
. . .
“Fake it till you make it” is an often-used saying that describes the act of imitating confidence, competence, and motivation until you eventually realize them. The phrase was first referenced in a 1968 Simon & Garfunkel song titled “Fakin’ it.” The well-meaning advice has been spreading like a gospel ever since. It is especially popular in the “law of attraction” community as it perfectly aligns with their core principle of “act as if.” It also serves as Silicon Valley’s number one rule.
The famous story
Create an account to read the full story.
Share this story
Comments (0)
No comments yet