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        <description>This is the opening argument of the book. Most founders read it and go quiet for a moment.</description>
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        <description>AI didn&apos;t replace user research. It forced me to get more precise about what I was actually trying to find out — and why that question matters before you touch any tool.</description>
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        <description>A persona built from demographics tells you who your user is. It doesn&apos;t tell you what they&apos;re trying to do — or why they&apos;d choose you to help them do it.</description>
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        <title>Building With Confidence — Not Panic</title>
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        <title>The Decision Gate — Why the Best Founders Pause Before They Commit</title>
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        <title>Clarity Is Not a Feeling. It Is a Structure.</title>
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        <title>What Design Sprints Actually Teach You About Your User (That No Survey Will)</title>
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        <description>The sprint isn&apos;t the prototype at the end. The sprint is the moment on day two when your assumptions about your user stop feeling solid.</description>
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