Seeing the Future in Present Ruins

What do you call the ability to walk into a crumbling building and see the finished home? Or look at a junior developer and see a future leader? This episode explores entelechy — Aristotle’s ancient concept of "having the end within" — and how it functions as a cognitive superpower. We break down the neuroscience of the default mode network, distinguish entelechy from mere optimism, and offer practical strategies for developing this skill in hiring, renovation, and life. Featuring insights from Viktor Frankl, Steve Jobs, and a Hebrew expression about long journeys. Episode #857637 — open it directly at myweirdprompts.com/857637