Beware of signs of self-sabotage

This is my first, and probably last, PSA-like post, and my topic is: self-sabotageSelf-sabotage is more insidious and pervasive than the common cold, we should all be wary of recognizing the signs in others and - most importantly - in ourselves.I decided to post this in r/Entrepreneur because affects Entrepreneurs' wanna-be's, but actually happens in all walks of life.The most common signs of self-sabotage:Identify a problem (real or otherwise), also identify a single point solution and then ask Reddit or other people or the world for help. For instance: "My e-commerce company needs TikTok influencers to make is, but I don't have money, how do I make it happen?"Having overly grandiose plans that require grandiose solutions that are out of reach: my start-up must have at least $20,000,000 to start. BONUS: ... but VCs are so stupid that don't see the opportunity and won't fund meHaving a single point of failure/success that is, in all practicality, impossible to attain: I cannot find a technical co-founder that can code the software, strategize the architecture, build and train the AI module and can do vision recognition too. For sweat equity. Must have a PhD and have worked for FAANG as CXOWanting to start something but have no domain expertise anywhere, therefore bringing nothing to the table.Asking questions on Reddit or IRL about something they don't know, then when not liking the answers, fight about how wrong the people who try to help areWanting to register an LLC is [insert name of weird state where they are not operaring]Asking for help executing some far fetched strategy that their BIL, or "friend" or YT guru told them about.Asking questions that can be easily answered by the first result in a google search. E.g.: Are PPP loans still available?At first the above might seem manifestations of stupidity or arrogance or both; but deep inside it's self-sabotage, they unconsciously must have a plausible excuse for their failing, and they will work hard AF to find it, work it, but not solve it. And if somehow they were to find the solution they will either dismiss it as "this won't work" or "I try and it didn't work" or just try it half-assed and sabotage it: I knew it!P.S.: To my knowledge, I have been guilty of at least a couple of the above in my past. I am now in recovery and cringe at my past MO and when I see it in this and similar subs.Thank you for coming to my TED talk. see hubwealthy.com/wealthy