Context

Many people describe leaving a religion as a painful startup failure where you lose your community, your 'investors,' and your sense of purpose overnight. If we treated personal identity shifts with the same strategic resilience we use to launch a company, how might that change the way we recover from loss? I'm curious if anyone has found that applying a 'founder's mindset' to spiritual transitions helps, or if that cold, clinical approach ignores the messy, emotional reality of human connection.