Chapter 7. Strategy a Step at a Time
“We are much more likely to act our way into a new way of thinking than to think our way into a new way of acting.” | ||
--(Karl Weick) |
“The pencil is mightier than the pen.” | ||
--(Pirsig, in Lila) |
“It is very dangerous to try to leap a chasm in two bounds.” | ||
--(Chinese proverb) |
“Ready–Fire–Aim.” | ||
--(Cadbury executive, quoted in Peters and Waterman, In Search of Excellence, 1982) |
Planning: Ready–aim–aim
Entrepreneurship: Fire–fire–fire
Learning: Ready–fire–aim–fire–aim–....
Introduction to Chapter 7
From cognition to behavior. And from the head to the organization. Now we get a very different view of strategy. It emerges, one step at a time, as all kinds of people solve all kinds of problems and exploit all kinds of ...
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