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Johann Gottlieb Fichte
Strategic Concepts & Mechanics
Identity & CultureInner Conviction Over Consensus Approval
Signature MoveWarmth First, Then Light of Thought
Signature MoveEvidence Before the Checklist
Operating PrincipleSpiritual Openness Over Academic Method
Signature MoveBreak the Prison of Others' Experience
Decision FrameworkIntuition as Future Compass
Cornerstone MoveCatch the Right Ball When Fate Throws It
Decision FrameworkRetroactive Checklist Correction
Risk DoctrineTwenty Years of Wrong Is Still Wrong
Cornerstone MoveSail Past the Flat Earth Into the Unknown
Primary Evidence
"One must, like Christopher Columbus or Henry the Navigator, venture into the unknown. Back then, the Earth was still considered flat. There was only coastal shipping. Yet a person, even though aware of the flat Earth, dares to venture further and further out to sea. He sees no land, nothing at all. He simply continues sailing in the trust that he will make progress. Through this “crossing over the thresholds,” as the philosopher Johann Gottlieb Fichte put it, one gains insights that allow one to shape life more creatively, productively, energetically, and insightfully in the future. In this way, many wonderful things have happened to me that I never expected—simply because I did not try to calculate them in advance."
Source:Werner Götz · What I Never Expected