biggest unfair advantage is *actually* thinking strategically. shocking how few people ever have a clear strategy for what they are doing.

I've found Good Strategy, Bad Strategy to be a simple, intuitive guide and framework for doing it well.

biggest unfair advantage is *actually* thinking strategically. shocking how few people ever have a clear strategy for what they are doing.

I've found Good Strategy, Bad Strategy to be a simple, intuitive guide and framework for doing it well.

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/11721966-good-strategy-bad-strategy

Saw @jessepollak's post about Good strategy, Bad strategy! Had read the book sometime back when one of the founders had recommended it at Unacademy.

Was going through my notes over breakfast & found a few pointers which were presciently relevant for Web3. Went down a thought experiment rabbit hole! A thread (1/n)

Also, put in some of my thoughts taken from my notes here:
https://warpcast.com/arunank/0x9724f03d

Would lvoe to know what you think about our strategy as an industry going forward!

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