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

@base builder #001; onchain cities w/ OAK & city3

This is spot on.  In the rush to remove all strategy thinking/verbiage from startups over the last decade or two, the baby has largely been thrown out with the bathwater.

Sitting around a table preparing 50 page decks for a steerco?  Bad (at a startup).

Thinking through risks, tradeoffs, and having a plan?  Good.