Richard Rumelt pulls back the curtain on what separates vague wishful thinking from powerful, focused strategy—and how to craft plans that truly move the needle.

Good Strategy Bad Strategy

by Richard Rumelt

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Keynes, to whom the quote is attributed, was never afraid to change his mind. Samuelson, who some argue originated the quote, relates a joke that if the British Parliament asked six economists for an opinion on any subject, they always got seven answers — two from John Maynard Keynes.

The Importance of Changing Your Mind | John Maynard Keynes

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Three fears keep us from making the jump from browsers to committers.

3 Fears: Why We Love People Who Commit But Don’t Commit | Pete Davis

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This video features an interview with Samir, who founded a billion-dollar company at the age of 16 and achieved a billion-dollar valuation by 20. He shares his journey of dropping out of high school to pursue entrepreneurship, the challenges he faced, and the lessons he learned along the way.

AI Instead of a Degree: How to Build a $1B Company

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Belbin discovered 9 different team roles and concluded that, based on their unique personality, everyone has two to three team roles that suit them. What role you utilise depends on the situation you find yourself in.

Belbin’s Team Roles

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