My money making invention in 1988 was solving a pizza delivery problem!
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So much of writing is getting your thinking straight. Excellent guide here on the always useful “ 1 Pager”.
When I entire a new team or org, These four tell me a lot about the maturity of the team, the way they think about the work, the quick wins, the way they prioritize, the "value" of work, and their orientation to ambiguity and complexity - among other things. What do you ask?
Tried to codify 20 questions I ask to drive progress in the business. Which question(s) are you asking to focus and drive? reddit.com/r/Entrepreneur/co…
IMAGINE The dotted line relationships of this matrixed organization!
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I'd add that a good goal is challenging/stretching out of comfort, is aligned with strategy and can be supported broadly with no ambiguity of commitment from leadership. Thx @johncutlefish for sharing.
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This is seen as nuance, but it’s super common just most leaders don’t connect deeply enough to see this clearly.
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Keep going.
Replying to @johncutlefish
Big-bang success theater is rarely a reality though.
What looks like an overnight success, typically isn't.













