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Myth: Refactoring is always a good investment in the codebase

Myth: Disrupting a large company requires secrecy until you're ready to compete directly

Myth: If a problem is real, people will pay to solve it regardless of stigma

Myth: Quality speaks for itself — a good product doesn't need social signalling

Myth: Good products spread on their own — great work doesn't need referral programmes

Myth: More information makes marketing more persuasive

Myth: Controversial products generate the most word-of-mouth

Myth: Retention comes from habit loops and push notifications

Myth: More features make a product more valuable

Myth: Anxiety keeps you alert and on your toes

Myth: Sleeping less is a sign of dedication and ambition

Myth: Automation reduces workplace stress by removing tedious tasks

Myth: More reliable automation makes human operators safer

Myth: Automation frees workers for more rewarding, easier work

Myth: Automation creates dangerous new dependencies you didn't have before

Myth: The future of work means working harder alongside smarter machines

Myth: Consistency and quality are rewarded — post more and you'll grow

Myth: Robots destroy more jobs than they create

Myth: Better content ranks higher on Google