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The Messy Middle:
…very few people can stay loyal to a strategy long enough for their vision to materialize.
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080 |
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The Messy Middle:
Companies are as impatient as people, if not more so.
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080 |
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The Messy Middle:
A new program takes a ton of refinement and optimization, as well as the natural passage of time, to spread and perform.
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082 |
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The Messy Middle:
Despite how much we intellectually understand the importance of pursuing a strategy with patience, few of us are willing to pay the price of patience.
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084 |
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The Messy Middle:
Sadly, most people are not patient enough to reap the fruits of their own labor.
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084 |
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The Messy Middle:
Sustained patience and persistence can be such an amazing competitive advantage.
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085 |
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The Messy Middle:
Progress takes time, even when you have the very best strategy people, and resources at your disposal.
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085 |
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The Messy Middle:
If you want to be the industry leader, sometimes you need to take the difficult path. Be wary of the path of least resistance.
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085 |
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The Messy Middle:
The long game is the most difficult one to play and the most bountiful one to win.
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085 |
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The Messy Middle:
When you see something wrong, take the initiative to fix it.
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092 |
