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…no CEO ever has a smooth path to a great company. Along the way, many things go wrong and all of them could have and should have been avoided.
As a boss, you can’t always know (let alone control) how other people react to you.
No training as a manager, general manager, or in any other job actually prepares you to run a company.
The agile business analysis fast learning cycle starts with a value hypothesis: If we do we will realize .
Even if you know what you are doing, things go wrong. Things go wrong because building a multifaceted human organization to compete and win in a dynamic, highly competitive market turns out to be really hard.
…getting ultimately grounded and in control of the mundane aspects of life produces a rich field of natural inspiration about our higher-level stuff.
Analysts must always reside in the idea that they are asserting and testing hypotheses about the problem they are trying to understand.
The best plans don’t matter if you can’t achieve them accurately or quickly enough to make a difference.









