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Be Delusional: Why Unrealistic People Change The World by Isaac Masesi
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Be Delusional! is a practical and thought-provoking book about how ambitious people achieve extraordinary results by embracing bold, “unrealistic” visions; while grounding them in discipline and reality.
At its core, the book argues that success at the highest level requires a temporary suspension of probability: the willingness to believe in outcomes that seem unlikely or impossible. However, it strongly rejects blind optimism. Instead, it introduces the idea of “productive delusion” which is a structured form of belief that is continuously tested, refined, and corrected through evidence, feedback, and experimentation
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