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…the very traits that make teams great can often work to prevent their coherence into a broader whole
We hate to lose stuff. Even if there is more to be had, we hate letting go of what we already have.
Gathering and analyzing all the internal and external data requires… an intensely complicated marketing technology stack, and no one piece of software can address it all.
…when employees know the best decision to make, why not delegate the right to make the decision to them?
The important thing is to be better, not perfect. After all, we’re only human and we’re operating under conditions of uncertainty. It’s hard to time quitting decisions perfectly.
What looks like a big breakthrough is usually the accumulation of small wins.
If no one cares, then you have no tribe. If you don’t care – really and deeply care – then you can’t possibly lead.
Data is dangerously prone to creating measurement cultures. But what we really need is effectiveness culture.
…start with the end in mind rather than (as often happens) collapsing the ‘what’ of the outcome with the ‘how’ of the next steps and immediately getting discouraged.









