Goneba

Internal patterns, made explicit.

Goneba works with a simple internal language: personas (how you tend to operate), demons (distortions that hijack clarity), and angels (clarified forces that rebalance the system).

Personas

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Archetypal operating modes. How founders tend to think, react, and build.

Calm Strategist

Clear, grounded, and steady — the balanced state from which founders operate at their best.

Visionary Overthinker

Pattern-recognition genius trapped between insight and paralysis.

Ego Maverick

Conviction as identity — brilliant execution, dangerous blind spots.

Operator Grinder

Relentless execution, often at the cost of strategic reflection.

Shiny Object Chaser

High-energy launcher, low-patience finisher.

Scarcity Builder

Building from fear of loss, not abundance.

Demons

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Inner forces that distort clarity. Not moral failings — psychological patterns.

Anxiety

Future awareness distorted into threat simulation.

Pride

Protective self-image that blocks feedback and growth.

Restlessness

Chronic inability to stay present with what is.

Control

Compulsive need to manage uncertainty through grip.

Self-Deception

The mind's ability to hide uncomfortable truths from itself.

Envy

Suffering from the success of others.

Greed (Scarcity Drive)

Accumulation as emotional armor against existential threat.

Angels

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Clarified counterparts. What emerges when demons are integrated and resolved.

Grounded Confidence

Secure self-trust that absorbs feedback without breaking.

Embodied Presence

The ability to stay here, now — even when restless.

Empowered Trust

Releasing control through confidence in systems and others.

Radical Insight

Seeing truth directly, without narrative distortion.

Admiration Transmuted

Turning envy into inspiration without suffering.

Abundance Stability

Inner sufficiency that turns resources into tools, not armor.

Strategic Awareness

Clean perception of what matters, freed from emotion.

These maps are internal models - not moral judgments. They're tools to describe patterns so we can work with them more clearly.