Fighting Unfairly
Business is inherently skewed in favor of incumbents, but startups can thrive by embracing radical differentiation rather than simply striving to be better. Founders must harness inflections and insights to create movements, enlisting early believers to co-create a new future. This approach explains why some companies succeed despite apparent execution flaws, while others falter despite doing everything right.In this clip
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