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Is Your Vision Real or Are You Delusional?
Don Quixote descended into a cave.
He was down there for one hour.
When they pulled him back up, he was pale, shaking, transformed. And he told them an impossible story:
“I was in an enchanted palace. For three days. I met legendary knights. I saw magical maidens. I witnessed wonders I can barely describe.”
Sancho looked at him. “Master, you were down there for an hour. Maybe less.”
Don Quixote’s voice wavered. For the first time in the entire novel, he seemed… uncertain.
“I know what I saw,” he said. Then, quieter: “God knows the truth.”
This is the Cave of Montesinos. The most mysterious, psychologically complex scene in all of Don Quixote.
And it asks the question every visionary, creator, entrepreneur, and dreamer faces:
How do you know if what you saw in the dark was real… or if you just made it all up?
I’ve had 860 conversations on this podcast. And I keep coming back with the same vision: I see genius in people that the world doesn’t validate. I see systems rigged against passion. I see the fight itself as what keeps us alive.
But what if I’m just Don Quixote in the cave?
What if I descended into the darkness with my own expectations and came back up with a beautiful story that isn’t real?
What if your calling is just a dream you had in the dark?
What if the business idea that won’t leave you alone is delusion dressed as vision?
What if the injustice you see so clearly is just confirmation bias?
You’ll never know for sure.
And that’s the point.
This episode is about what Don Quixote learned in that cave: Certainty is madness. Doubt is wisdom. And acting on your vision despite the doubt—that’s the only courage that matters.
“Time will tell,” Don Quixote said when asked if his vision was real.
That’s all any of us can say.
Don Quixote descended into a cave.
He was down there for one hour.
When they pulled him back up, he was pale, shaking, transformed. And he told them an impossible story:
“I was in an enchanted palace. For three days. I met legendary knights. I saw magical maidens. I witnessed wonders I can barely describe.”
Sancho looked at him. “Master, you were down there for an hour. Maybe less.”
Don Quixote’s voice wavered. For the first time in the entire novel, he seemed… uncertain.
“I know what I saw,” he said. Then, quieter: “God knows the truth.”
This is the Cave of Montesinos. The most mysterious, psychologically complex scene in all of Don Quixote.
And it asks the question every visionary, creator, entrepreneur, and dreamer faces:
How do you know if what you saw in the dark was real… or if you just made it all up?
I’ve had 860 conversations on this podcast. And I keep coming back with the same vision: I see genius in people that the world doesn’t validate. I see systems rigged against passion. I see the fight itself as what keeps us alive.
But what if I’m just Don Quixote in the cave?
What if I descended into the darkness with my own expectations and came back up with a beautiful story that isn’t real?
What if your calling is just a dream you had in the dark?
What if the business idea that won’t leave you alone is delusion dressed as vision?
What if the injustice you see so clearly is just confirmation bias?
You’ll never know for sure.
And that’s the point.
This episode is about what Don Quixote learned in that cave: Certainty is madness. Doubt is wisdom. And acting on your vision despite the doubt—that’s the only courage that matters.
“Time will tell,” Don Quixote said when asked if his vision was real.
That’s all any of us can say.
One on One Video call W/George
https://tidycal.com/georgepmonty/60-minute-meeting
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