If your strategy needs 40 slides to explain, it’s not strategy. It’s insecurity in a PowerPoint.
Complexity Is Not Strategy.
Your Inventory Is Lying to You
That warehouse full of inventory might look like success. But if it isn’t moving, it’s just cash stuck in a coma.
Being Busy Is the New Form of Laziness
Your calendar being full doesn’t mean you’re productive. Sometimes, it just means you’re avoiding the hard thinking.
Your Culture Grows in the Dark, Not in Meetings
Culture isn’t what’s written on the wall. It’s what people say, do, and avoid when they think nobody’s watching.
Why Scaling on Amazon Feels Easy (Until It Suddenly Isn’t)
Amazon's scaling breaks when systems lag behind revenue. This blog explains why and includes a simple Scale Readiness Scorecard.
Every Company Has Two Growth Curves (And One Is Usually Drowning)
Every company grows in two ways. One shows up on dashboards. The other shows up in people. When the business scales faster than the team, execution doesn’t slow down. It breaks.
Most Problems Aren’t Problems. They Are Patterns.
If the same issue keeps coming back, it’s probably not a problem anymore. It’s a pattern you’ve been politely ignoring.
Inventory Is Where Good Brands Quietly Lose Money.
When sales are up but cash remains tight, it’s usually because inventory has quietly shifted from a safety buffer to a growth trap.
Smart People Don’t Always Build Smart Companies.
Intelligence doesn’t guarantee progress; sometimes, it just makes the delays sound impressive. Here is why smart people don’t always build smart companies.
Growth Is Not a Process. It’s an Environment.
We often try to micromanage growth with processes and checklists, suffocating the very thing we want to build. True growth doesn't need more supervision; it needs room to breathe.
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