Introduction
Information is not power. Clarity and impact is.
- The benefits of clarity and impact
- Why so much information is poor
- What you will get from this book
- Some other pointers about the book
- How to save time implementing these ideas
Confusion, it’s just utter, utter confusion.
Tony Hancock, The Rebel
The benefits of clarity and impact
I once did a note for a confused CEO. His company had done several months’ due diligence to see whether to buy a group of companies, yet he was struggling to see whether to do a deal and on what terms. The problem wasn’t too little information – during the due diligence, he’d received lots of weighty reports. And the problem wasn’t insufficient ‘executive summaries’ – he’d received lots of those too. The ...
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